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Banning the use of plastic bags in retail stores is a necessary step to reduce environmental pollution. Plastic bags contribute significantly to waste and environmental harm, including littering and marine pollution. By banning them and encouraging reusable alternatives, it is possible to reduce pollution and promote more sustainable practices. While there are challenges in transitioning to alternatives and potential impacts on businesses, the environmental benefits make the ban a worthwhile measure.