Statewide Recycling Bill To Be Introduced Today
Back in January, Jack Markell proposed a plan for statewide curbside recycling. Today the Senate Natural Resources & Environmental Control Committee will meet to discuss SB 234, which will make curbside recycling a reality for every household in Delaware.
The renewed push for statewide recycling began in earnest last year when Markell vetoed the "Unbottle Bill." In his veto message, he said "we need to review this issue in a larger context that takes into consideration the environment, the industry and Delaware taxpayers."
The Senate Natural Resources & Environmental Control Committee meets today at 2:00 in the Senate Hearing Room in Legislative Hall.
The renewed push for statewide recycling began in earnest last year when Markell vetoed the "Unbottle Bill." In his veto message, he said "we need to review this issue in a larger context that takes into consideration the environment, the industry and Delaware taxpayers."
The Senate Natural Resources & Environmental Control Committee meets today at 2:00 in the Senate Hearing Room in Legislative Hall.
posted by Tom Noyes at 6:18 AM
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