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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Vermont Enacts Statewide Recycling Law
Vermont Governor, Peter Shumlin, signed a very comprehensive – and what I consider BOLD – recycling legislation this week. The statewide law further defines mandated recyclables (all the usual suspects, but only PET and HDPE plastics) and outright bans these … Continue reading
Beyond the Blue Bin 