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making manufacturers take out the trash!
Americans generate a lot of trash — some would say, much more than their “fair share.” Many people feel that each individual should be responsible for reducing their own waste, perhaps along with the local community recycling program. The reality is that cities and towns have ended up bearing most of the responsibility — and the costs — for figuring out ways to reduce waste and make recycling programs work. Over the past ten years, however, new policies challenging this conventional approach have started gaining traction.
New England Clean Water Currents, Fall 2010, Election Special Issue
In this issue:
- Vote For Pro-Environment Candidates On November 2nd!
- Vote For Real Progress In Congress…
- A Bright Future For Rhode Island’s Capitol City
- Vote For A Green Economy On November 2nd
- Clean Water Action Endorsements
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New England Clean Water Currents, Summer 2010
In this issue of New Englance Clean Water Currents:
- Clean Diesel On The Move In Rhode Island And Massachusetts
- Massachusetts Clean Water Action Pushes For Phase-Out Of BPA
- Clean Water – Clean Energy Choices
- Upstream Solutions Offer Hope for Protecting Water, Health
- Legislative Report From Rhode Island
- Clean Water: Now And For The Future
- Clean Water Action Member, Business Owner To Donate 15% From Sales Of Eco-Friendly Furniture, Fabrics, Photo Art And More
- We All Live Downstream
- Connecticut Legislative Round-Up
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