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My closing statement read: "There is only one real effective and incentive method to encourage environmentally sound collecting of beverage one-way containers and it is deposit in combination with High-Tech R&D resulted Reverse Vending Machines! |
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The Joint Interim Bottle Bill Task Force, a group convened by the Legislature to consider changes to the state’s landmark bottle recycling legislation, on Monday released a draft of proposals it will recommend to lawmakers during the next session in January. Perhaps most critical is a call to increase the nickel redemption value on all recyclable bottles to 10 cents. The task force noted that Michigan, the only state with a 10-cent refund value, has the nation’s highest redemption rate for beer and soda bottles at 90 percent. Among the other recommendations: — To further expand the Bottle Bill to include sports drinks, coffees, teas, juices, wines, liquors and other beverages (excluding milk or milk substitutes) effective Jan. 1, 2013. — To support a proposal by beverage distributors to create a network of bottle redemption centers. The distributors have proposed using the money from unredeemed bottle deposits for up to 90 redemption centers statewide. — To have the state collect the value of unredeemed bottles if the industry-led plan for redemption centers is unsuccessful. — To limit the redemption of beverage containers purchased out of state. The draft recommendations are scheduled to be discussed during a Bottle Bill Task Force conference call on Tuesday. Source: http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/stories/2008/10/13/daily13.html
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