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What about giving us credit for our recycling at the curb instead of using tax money to build and maintain recycling centers?

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I don't think that adding a deposit to wine and liquor will stimulate more recycling. The recycling will end up were it always goes... to the curb where it is recycled.

The big blue carts that were recently provided by the city of portland are the best way to deal with recycling. Being able to combine most of your recycling in one cart makes recycling alot easier. Throw it in the recycling cart and forget about it.


A better motivation to recycle more would be to expand what we can recycle at the curb... like plastic bags, plastic lids, light bulbs etc.

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