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Date: | Wed, 26 Apr 2006 23:24:02 -0500 |
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Hi Chuck, EnViro Listservers,
<Here in San Jose, CA everything gets recycled (and I have to pay for
that privilege with my garbage bill). We toss all plastics and glass and
paper and metals into a single bin that is collected weekly. What they
do with it is anyone's guess. I doubt they are making money from it
(i.e. making a profit) otherwise it would pay for itself and not have to
be subsidized by the city residents.>
No extra payments here.
Ah skimming in Arnie, Ronnie's state.
According to a flyer they gave everyone this Saturday at the community
drive-in, NO! NO movies, they make 2.4 cents per 100 pounds for paperboard,
cardboard and such vs about 2.8 cents if they had to dispose rather than
recycle. I recycled their flyer today so I might be wrong about the 2.8c
One of these days I'll ask them about aluminum cans, clear glass, green
glass, clear-HDPE, etc. It's just fun. PLUS they are excited that someone
is interested.
Today I took my older technical magazines like EE Times, Electronic
Products, and you name it, to the drive-in and I love to see the moms
training their young children to have fun recycling. Barely can walk and
already recycling.
Yours in Engineering, Dave
YiEngr, MA/NY DDave
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