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Tag Archives: Tom Keane
Harnessing private interest
I zipped in and out of the Sandwich transfer station this weekend with more recycling than rubbish. Ten years ago, I would have waited in a line of cars stretching onto Rt. 130 waiting to unload more rubbish than recycling. There’s a lesson here that can inform the debate over landfills and the cost of trash disposal, noted in an end of the year Globe article by Beth Daley.
Posted in Cape Cod Politics, Mass Politics
Tagged pay as you throw, public policy, Sandwich, Sean Gonsalves, Tom Keane
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The “Slow Learners” List is Growing.
I’m going to have to add Globe correspondent Tom Keane to my “slow Learners” list.