Baltimore lawmakers took a step closer Tuesday to making the city the second in the nation to ban plastic bags in major supermarkets.
A City Council committee voted to advance a plastic bag reduction bill that would require grocery stores with at least $500,000 in annual sales to use only recyclable paper bags.
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