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Jenny et al - Do you know what made them decide to ask the question in this manner? Seems to me that there could have been other options allowed for polling purposes. Aren't there other strategies that could reduce container waste? I think it's great that they put up a poll, just not sure they are asking the right questions. Comments? Christine McCoy Director, Environmental Programs Rural Community Assistance Partnership, Inc. 1522 K Street, NW, Suite #400 Washington, DC 20005 Phone: 202/408-1273 ext. 104 Toll Free: 800/321-7227 Fax: 202/408-8165 Email: cmccoy@no.address <mailto:cmccoy@no.address> Website: www.rcap.org <http://www.rcap.org> For a free Subscription of the Safe Drinking Water Trust (SDWT) eBulletin, log on to: www.watertrust.org <http://www.watertrust.org/> SDWT is a subsidiary of RCAP, Inc. -----Original Message----- From: Jenny Gitlitz [mailto:jenny.gitlitz@no.address] Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 12:41 PM To: greenyes Subject: [greenyes] MSNBC readers' poll: "Should Congress pass a national deposit law?" With apologies for cross-postings: In case you missed our email on Tuesday about the front-page story on the MSNBC website ("Plastic bottles pile up as mountains of waste," by Miguel Llanos), here is the link: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5279230/ They are conducting a Live Vote poll with the question, "Should Congress pass a national law requiring a deposit on all beverage containers?" As of 12:30 today, there have been over 6920 responses, with the results running: Yes 83% No 13% Can't decide 4% To cast your vote, go to http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7064722/ MSNBC also has a feedback section that's compiled from email received by reporters. So any email the reporter (Miguel Llanos [miguel.llanos@no.address] gets on this story will be forwarded to the letters editor. Miguel's byline and mugshot are links, so folks can also send email that way. **************************************** Jenny Gitlitz and Pat Franklin Container Recycling Institute 1601 North Kent Street, Suite 803 Arlington, VA 22209-2105 TEL: 703.276.9800 FAX: 703.276.9587 EMAIL: pfranklin@no.address http://www.container-recycling.org http://www.bottlebill.info |
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