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I would hope good sense would cause people to recycle!  BUT I know it isn't! Making it mandatory won't help!

....we should all be good stewards of our God's good earth.

It should be so we don't fill up the land fill . It is mandatory in the city that boarders on my town, but it's not here.    We do have a recycling center here where I go and quite a few people do it voluntarily b/c they care about the Earth. 

it is not mandatory where I live.  However, there exists two neighbours on my street who don't recycle and one neighbour who does not pick up dog poop. This is an old historical street by small western Canadian standards.    Those people receive the evil eye.   

This is our planet.  Take care of it.  "Give a Hoot!  Don't Pollute!"   At, least as little as possible.  

Recycling was one of the first inventions after man,Man breathes out carbon dioxide,trees breath in carbon dioxide and breaths out oxygen,man breathes in oxygen,,recycling at work...>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

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