Recycling
http://thedianerehmshow.org/shows/2000-01-11/recycling
Americans began to get serious about recycling in the late eighties. Today, some localities recycle as much as 50% of their residential waste. Some thinkers in environmental policy believe recycling has achieved its potential, and further development of such programs is unlikely to provide real benefits without becoming prohibitively expensive. A panel talks about the achievements of recycling and what lies ahead for environmentally-minded U.S. communities.
Guests
Dr. Winston Porter
president of the Waste Policy Center and former EPA employee
Neil Seldman
president of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance
Annette Mills
recycling coordinator for the City of Falls Church, Virginia
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