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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Road Walker who wrote (391449)6/16/2008 4:16:25 PM
From: tejek   of 1576175
 
On recycling I can only go on what we have locally. We used to have curb recycling pick-up, but they discontinued it due to cost. Now my wife drives our stuff that can be recycled to the bins at Walmart (and calls her car the garbage barge). In St Pete, years ago, they had a curb pick up recycle program where they charged extra... turned out they were just dumping the stuff with the other garbage!


I am amazed. Recycling is a huge business out here.......all along the west coast. There are private businesses that have grown up around recycling......they wouldn't do it if there was no money in it. There are recycling bins everywhere...in schools and public buildings, not just private homes.

And if they are doing little recycling in FLA imagine what's happening in ALA or MISS. I can bet you very few people are driving to the local Walmart.
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