Page 26 RAIN Sept/Oct 1975 Continued "Who Takes Out the Garbage in D.C.?" and "A Prospectus for a Self-Sustaining Neighborhood-Centered Community Development Corporation for Collection and Recycling of Household, Apartment and Business Waste," by Neil Seidman, Co-Director Institute for Local Self-Reliance 1717 18th Street N.W. Washington, DC 20009 The first paper is a good overview of waste and recycling with local and national statistics. The second is a specific proposal for a collection and recycling system in the Mt. PleasantAdams-Morgan Area of D.C.-including cost estimates. No price given for either, but they are 12 and 9 pages, respectively, so Xerox costs and large SASE would probably help them out. The Wastebin P.O. Box 14012 Portland, OR 97214 A new "interactive newsletter about practical recycling"-the first issue includes details on the Ore Plan, including drawings of the hand-pushed cart with bins for different kinds of materials. At least 2 more issues are planned. Send a self-addressed, stamped (26</.) envelope for each issue. I ► C Q 300 - Ill A. a Ill - "' ~ 100 Ill ... ... C ... 0 ... 0 ' . 4 ~- ·- - --1-- ~---4 - 1-- i- 1-- -- l..- - =- - - 1971 1972 "Of Human Waste & Human Folly," by Jeff Stansbury, The Living Wilderness, Spring 1974. Not a new article, but still apropossubtitled "Did God make streams and lakes for sewage discharge?" Talks about recycling of municipal sewage sludge on fields with excellent examples, data, historical information. Worth digging out. --.. . ---- - - ·~~:~:: .::: . .. :---_ ~~ Oregon's Bottle Bill Oregon Environmental Council 2637 S.W. Water Portland, OR 97201 $2.50/copy (bulk rates available). There've been countless articles and contradictory reports. This booklet is compiled by one of the persons most responsible for the bill; though rather oddly designed, looks like the last word, and as the Plaid Pantry (a minute market chain) billboards announce, "it does work." 1973 - -~-_J _+· t_ --= - _.,_ _ -- +-- ,__ -_ ----t--.--i-- ,...._,__ _ _ --· t-· t-- · ·- 1- - ·•- - • - - 1-- -- 1974 Solid Waste Management (available information materials) U.S. EPA Ntl. Environ. Research Center Cincinnati, OH 45268 An extensive list of publications available on solid waste management. Papers produced by EPA as well as other agencies. Three other recycling newsletters which look good: Garbage Guide Environmental Action Foundation Solid Waste Project Dupont Circle Bldg., Suite 724 Washington, DC 20036 The Waste Paper Solid Waste Management Resource Recovery Workshop Northcoast Environmental Center 640 10th St. Arcata, CA 95521 Recycling Information Office Bulletin Dept. of Environmental Quality 1234 S.W. Morrison Portland, OR 97205 Hello, I'm sorry it has taken me so long to return these. I had a few problems to work out first. The reason these were taken to begin with is because they're beautiful in themselves. The house was such a mess I honestly didn't think anyone would move in and try to repair anything. But you have and are working hard and it looks wonderful. So here we have your long lost and loved doorknobs. (found at our front door in sack of doorknobs)
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