Being “green” long has moved beyond hushed discussions at trendy cafes or store-front public interest groups. But one piece of the environmental story that has not risen to the top of state-wide discussions is the lack of a bottle bill in Rhode Island. Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts and Vermont each have bottle bills. In short, a
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O – M – G! Financial press on my side of an issue?!? Will wonders never cease? RI should have had a bottle bill 20 years ago. No doubt the General Assembly will have an enormous event to celebrate their ‘forward thinking.’
Seriously – good take.