💨 Abstract
Oregon's pioneering "bottle bill," which incentivizes recycling and reduces litter, is facing potential changes due to unintended consequences such as increased drug dealing, garbage, and public disturbances near redemption centers. Residents like Monica Truax in Portland have experienced a decrease in neighborhood quality since a redemption center opened nearby. The bill, which has been replicated in nine other states, is being considered for modifications to address these issues, including time restrictions on redemption sites and alternative redemption locations.
Courtesy: wtop.com
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