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From: dione@ajax.lpl.arizona.edu (Matt Cheselka)
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Subject: Re: "advertising is not evil"
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Date: 7 Feb 91 15:47:50 GMT
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In article <5135@media-lab.MEDIA.MIT.EDU> henry@GARP.MIT.EDU (Henry Mensch) writes:
>hollombe@ttidca.TTI.COM (The Polymath) writes:
>|> The recyclers don't come to my door, either.  When my containers of sorted
>|> trash get full I haul them to the nearest recycling center myself.
>
>oh.  you must have a car to do this with.
>
>not everyone does ... 
>

Yes, but SOMEONE you know must have one!  Recycling should be a community 
effort!  Talk to lawmakers in your city!  Write to the Waste Management council
in your area!  Write to that place in Boulder, CO (consumer information) to 
find out how you can set up community efforts to recycle.  You said before that
you feel really bad tossing all this stuff away.  My answer to you is to start
doing good by doing SOMETHING.  It only takes one domino to get things going.

Matt Cheselka