recycle
Posted By: anon on 2007-09-19
In Reply to: Mandatory recycling - Citychat
I guess it all depends on the rules. Where I live no rules. Don't need to wash anything or keep it separate. We just throw it all in one bin. I think it is worth a shot. I don't agree that the government is getting involved. I live in NJ where the gov and state seem to get involved in way too much here so I totally understand. I have to say I honestly do not recycle everything that can be.
Complete Discussion Below:  marks the location of current message within thread
The messages you are viewing
are archived/old.
To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select
the boards given in left menu
Other related messages found in our database
Anybody recycle? I want to start, but
I am wondering about what I am going to put in the liner of my trash can. I realize almost everything is recycleable, but there is bound to be some left over and I don't want to wrap it all up in a big plastic bag. Any suggestions?
I saw some of the saddest footage today. I've always heard save the planet and all that, but I am a real animal lover and knowing what it does to them is what really got to me.
recycle, renew, reuse
Have you been to a landfill recently?
I've been recycling for quite a while. Washed the cans, glass jars and we had to separate the different colors of glass, plastics, newspaper went in one pile, corrugated cardboard in another, aluminum cans were 5 cents a piece. Moved from NY where it was mandatory and you got fines for putting the wrong things out on the wrong days or mixing up garbage....they wouldn't even take it!
When we moved here to a small town in KY my sons were 10 and 12 years old and were horrified....came in and said "Mommy, the people next door are putting the all the garbage in one can!...You're not supposed to do that!" They didn't know any different....they'd been doing it since they were little. Back then I actually crossed state lines into TN bkz they at least had a bins set up at a grocery store to accept recyclables.
Moved to a very rural setting where folks actually burned all types of garbage.....tires smell the worst....and we have to breathe that air. I've seen so much garbage thrown into sinkholes and creeks.....and we've gotta drink that water.
Now the little town/county in KY has a voluntary recycling program with a coupla bins set up. It's still about 25 years behind the times, but it's better than nothing.
Do you think some restaurants might recycle some food stuffs such as
Biscuits,chips and salsa ,rice or anything that comes back to the kitchen that looks untouched!!Have you ever noticed anything that may come to your table that looks like it may have been warmed over?We have !Hubby found a chip that someone had dippedin the salsa and it was in out basket!!We know this young fellow that worked at a restaurant and he said they recycled the rolls that were in the baskets!!Do yall think this could happen.
|
