Re: [greenyes] Fw:

[Don Hughes <djhughes@no.address>]

I would like to hear more on this subject as well.
D Hughes

At 02:41 PM 09/29/2003 -0400, Rod wrote:

> Dear greenyes'er who attended the NRC in Baltimore.
>
> I was very anxious to attend the
> Monday 3 - 5 pm session.
> "The Implications of Single Stream".
> But had a conflict with another session.
>
> I interested in hearing from anyone who attended.
>
> Was any kind of concensus reached?
> ie. Does single stream make sense
> Yes/No
> If yes under what (top 3) circumstances
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Rod Muir,
> Founder,
> Waste Diversion Toronto

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