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MSW Editor's Blog

August 26th, 2008 11:43am PST

Why an MSW Management Newsletter?

Posted By John Trotti Comments

Today it’s to announce the introduction of our completely overhauled MSW Management website and ask you to go and take a look at what’s there for you.

Aside from news and commentary by waste professionals like yourself, you’ll find full-text feature articles and departments from previous issues (three years at the moment, but over time we’ll maintain a decade’s worth online), a selection of web-only articles, and an array of what I hope you’ll find provocative discussion subjects for you to wade in on.

For starters I’m going to expand on the Editor’s Comments in our most recent (September 2008) issue where I questioned the stewardship value of collecting materials under the banner of recycling, then selling them abroad, essentially washing our hands of any responsibility for their environmental or societal impacts.

It’s my opinion that this is shabby opportunism shrouded in goody-two-shoe environmental hogwash, but I could have it all wrong. How do you feel about the practice? If you support it, let me have it between the eyes. If you’re against it, let us know what we can do to expand markets here where we can deal with the materials responsibly.

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