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“I think … we have a statewide solution to the trash problem.”

Robert Mellion, the executive director of the Massachusetts Package Store Association, suggesting a deposit system for 50- to 100-milliliter alcohol bottles as a way for the state to incentivize properly disposing of the bottles. Boston has proposed a citywide ban on the bottles to address both alcohol abuse and excessive litter. (Associated Press — April 6, 2023)


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