Green State Rep Candidate outlines Waste Reduction Goals

[irishbobcat]

Jay:

I agree. With some thinking outside the box, It could be possible to lower trash collection fees for folks who do not generate much trash. Thanks for the suggestion!

Sincerely,

Dennis Spisak
Green Party Candidate for State Rep

[jay]

The candidate should also look at lowering the trash collection fees for people who do not generate much trash.

[irishbobcat]

Spisak Announces plans to make Ohio Cleaner

Press Release-December 26, 2007

Green Party Candidate for State Rep of the 60th District Dennis
Spisak announced today his plans for making Ohio cleaner in the
years to come.
Spisak's goals are the implementation of waste reduction and
recycling policies and programs.

"My goals are to follow the highly succssful campaign for recycling
that is currently being used by the coalition called "Californians
Against Waste!". "Their plan of attacking waste reduction has
produced tremendous results and can be used here in Ohio to make the
Buckeye state a greener place to live and work."

As State Representative, Spisak would introduce the following
programs be moved through the Ohio House and Senate:

Implementation of a Nickel and Dime Refund Value on Beverage
Containers.
Implementation of E-waste Take-back and Recycling Efforts.
California continues to lead the nation in addressing this emerging
issue.
Implementation of Statewide Grocery Bag Reuse and Recycling program.
Retailers in California report that they are using tens of thousands
of fewer plastic bags thanks to this effort.
Passage of groundbreaking legislation to increase energy efficiency
and reduce hazardous materials in today's lighting.
Success in having recycling and composting recognized as priority
greenhouse gas reduction measures in the State's climate change.

"It's time for Ohio and the Mahoning Valley to be a leader in recycling", said Spisak.

Dennis Spisak-Green Party Candidate for State Rep

Web-site :   http://votespisak.tripod.com