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=== Reports and Studies === | === Reports and Studies === | ||
* [http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/massdep/recycle/reports/waste-reduction-and-recycling.html MassDEP Municipal Solid Waste & Recycling Data] | * [http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/massdep/recycle/reports/waste-reduction-and-recycling.html MassDEP Municipal Solid Waste & Recycling Data] | ||
** [[Media:mudata12_analysis.xls|Analysis of 2009-2012 recycling data]], by Andrei Radulescu-Banu (Oct 4, 2014) | ** [[Media:mudata12_analysis.xls|Analysis of 2009-2012 MA recycling data]], by Andrei Radulescu-Banu (Oct 4, 2014) | ||
* [[Media:waste_char_study_containers.pdf|Analysis of Beverage Containers Within the MA Municipal Solid Waste Stream]], by the MA Sierra Club (June 2012) | * [[Media:waste_char_study_containers.pdf|Analysis of Beverage Containers Within the MA Municipal Solid Waste Stream]], by the MA Sierra Club (June 2012) | ||
* [[Media:bbsurv11.pdf|Comparison of Beverage Pricing, Consumer Choice and Redemption System Performance in MA and Neighboring States]], by the MA Department of Environmental Protection (July 2011) | * [[Media:bbsurv11.pdf|Comparison of Beverage Pricing, Consumer Choice and Redemption System Performance in MA and Neighboring States]], by the MA Department of Environmental Protection (July 2011) | ||
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Secretary of the Commonwealth: Question 2 summary
News
- Boston Globe: Advertisements with inaccurate data aid foes of wider bottle law, by David Abel (Oct 3, 2014)
- Mass Live: In response to controversial TV ad, Mass. DEP says only 64 percent of residents have access to curbside recycling, by Andy Metzger (Oct 2, 2014)
- Mass Political News: State disputes recycling estimate in anti-bottle bill ad, by Andy Metzger (Oct 2, 2014)
- Boston Globe: What to know about the Mass. ballot questions, unattributed (Oct 2, 2014)
- Mass Live: Bottle bill campaign heats up with $5 million donation from beverage association, television ad, by Shira Shoenberg (Sept 15, 2014)
- Boston Globe: Bottle bill foes hope you buy in, by Yvonne Abraham (Sept 14, 2014)
- Boston Globe: Bill to expand bottle law fails in Legislature, by David Abel (July 1, 2014)
- Mass Live: Opponents of expanded bottle bill prefer alternative to ballot measure, by Andy Metzger (Mar 6, 2014)
- Boston Globe: Bottle redemption centers struggling, by David Abel (Dec 26, 2011)
- NBC News: States pay a price for bottle deposit laws, by the Associated Press (Oct 26, 2014)
Reports and Studies
- MassDEP Municipal Solid Waste & Recycling Data
- Analysis of 2009-2012 MA recycling data, by Andrei Radulescu-Banu (Oct 4, 2014)
- Analysis of Beverage Containers Within the MA Municipal Solid Waste Stream, by the MA Sierra Club (June 2012)
- Comparison of Beverage Pricing, Consumer Choice and Redemption System Performance in MA and Neighboring States, by the MA Department of Environmental Protection (July 2011)
- Renewing the Massachusetts Bottle Bill, by Prof. David A. Rochefort, project coordinator, and Kaitlyn Kenney, Christina Bertuccio, Daniel Cabral, Melissa Maturo and David White, at the College of Arts and Sciences, Northeastern University, in cooperation with MASSPIRG (June 2003)
- Results of the Charles River cleanup, by Russ Cohen (Apr 2003)
- Economic & environmental benefits of beverage container recycling: The case for updating Massachusetts' bottle bill, by Jeffrey Morris (Mar 1998)
Advocacy
- bottlebill.org
- MASSPIRG (the Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group)
- No on Question 2. Economic impact studies, TV and Radio Ads