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Re: [GreenYes] NYC: It gets even better ... Not
- Subject: Re: [GreenYes] NYC: It gets even better ... Not
- From: David Wood <david@grrn.org>
- Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 11:52:57 -0600
Maggie -- Sheesh, bad news on the heels of last weeks decent
news. Can you please clarify something in your post --
Rick Muller at the Manhattan boro
prez' ofc says that along with killing collection of MGP, they are
turning the NY state five cent deposit into a tax.
Does this mean NYC is pushing the NY state legislature to transmogrify
the deposit into a tax, or does the NY state law give the City some sort
of home rule power? More pointedly, are they "turning it into a
tax" or are they "trying to turn it into a tax"?
Thanks. Also, I don't know what sorts of economic figures you are looking
for but do check out the recent report evaluating the economics of bottle
bills versus curbside collection, which you can get to off of
www.grrn.org
home page.
David Wood, Program Director
GrassRoots Recycling Network
5610 Dorsett Drive
Madison WI 53711-3402
608-270-0940
608-347-7043 (cell)
david@grrn.org
www.grrn.org
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