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Re: Why aren't we doing this in North America?


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Posted by wisbaker on October 27, 2012 at 20:15:44 from (207.118.181.192):

In Reply to: Why aren't we doing this in North America? posted by hillbillyjack on October 27, 2012 at 05:52:02:

Some things recycle well (aluminium, metals, glass, paper) some
don't. Sometimes the recycling process concentrates toxins and
heavy metals removed from the recycled material and become HAZ-MAT
(hazardous materials) and the cost of their disposal nullifies any
economic benefit for recycling. The way we dispose of our waste by
sealing it in landfills and preventing it from decomposing is
another problem. Sometimes our governmental policies are hazardous
to the environment. I lived in Michigan in 1980 when they passed
their bottle bill requiring a deposit on various soft drink and
malted beverage containers. When I left Michigan to go overseas in
1989 a lot of pop and beer was sold in returnable/reusable bottles
(less waste for landfills).When I returned to the US the Air Force
sent me to Florida. Returned home to Michigan for a visit in 1993
Son of a Gun no more returnable bottles! What happened? Seems the
state of Michigan changed the bottle law so the unredeemed deposits
go to the State and not the bottlers so it's not economically
feasible for them to use reusable bottles any more, if they're not
returned they don't get to keep the money to replace the bottle.
When I moved up here to Northern Wisconsin I find out Michigan is
broke, the stores here in Wisconsin sell pop and beer in cans and
plastic bottles with Michigan returnable markings and bar codes
with no deposit. Michigan is broke and laying off State troopers
and underfunding education, but guess what! They have enough money
to hire garbage dump police to inspect garbage headed for Michigan
landfills (maybe from Wisconsin) to insure recyclables aren't being
dumped into Michigan landfills.


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