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Do Seattle Voters Hate the Environment?

Looks like the "green" convictions of Seattle-ites are not really that deeply held.

Even Seattle liberals are willing to place their personal economic concerns ahead of the environment
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Seattle voters firmly rejected Referendum 1, which would have made Seattle the first city in the nation to go after both plastic and paper shopping bags.

The defeat — 58 percent to 42 percent, with more than half of the expected votes counted — means an ordinance passed by the Seattle City Council last year will not take effect. Had Referendum 1 passed, grocers, convenience marts and drugstores would have charged shoppers 20 cents for each bag they were provided at checkout counters.

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