From the time when you were a small child, you were probably taught the virtues of recycling: paper, plastic, aluminum; you did your part to save the Earth. But a growing number of voices are concerned that recycling may harm the environment by expending more resources than simple trash. Before you decide whether to toss that plastic bottle in the blue bin, what should you consider?
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Market Signals Promote Waste Reduction, Besides Efficient Recycling
- From CEI
By Competitive Enterprise Institute - From Economy to Ecology
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What market you getting signals from?
'Cause the vibe I am getting is more like "Red FREAKING Alert" from the market I live in.
Dire straits is not the position that best suits decisions on long term sustainability and "pragmatism" that also allows for our grandchildren to not take gas masks to the park...
- Submariner June 25, 2009 4:05PM
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