Conservation

Should consumers have the option of reusable glass bottles?

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by David Oliver

Sometimes good practices are discarded. Soda pop bottling execs thought they had good reason to discard reusable bottles. Perhaps they did at the time. People were generally un...read more
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by Tom Palmer

The only place to find a returnable bottle in the United States today is in an antique store or a flea market.If you want to see a non-returnable bottle, look in the nearest roa...read more
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by judyatlarge

Yes, consumers should have the option of buying products in glass bottles rather than plastic, reusing them and/or recycling them. Certainly, at one time manufacturers of bottle...read more

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by Denise K Zimmerman

saving our resource use reusable bottles Why waste the money on buying new bottles, or products. We need to conserve our resources as much as possible. It is bad enough, that ...read more
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by Jim Bessey

How would you propose we enforce a consumer "option" for reusable glass bottles? We, as consumers, have the greatest of all options: we have the right to choose to buy, or not t...read more

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