WASTE & RECYCLING NEWS POLL

I would prefer that NRC remain as its own organization, BUT, if the choice is "merge or die" then I would select merge (however, the poll was only one question...). As long as I have been involved with NRC (since 1994) they seem to have had money problems of one type or another. This is chronic. I am surprized that it keeps coming up and is not addressed operational once and for all.

Michelle Minstrell
Project Manager
GBB
VA

Concerned that both NRC and KAB are pandering too much to anti-environmental, private corporate profit interests instead of serving public, non-profit, taxpayer interests in the challenge to protect, preserve and save America´s diminishing, fragile ecology.

S. Spacek
Consultant
DC region

I think this poll is a little premature unless you just want to measure gut reaction. I hope NRC members wait until the actual proposal is presented before making up their minds. I think it is regrettable that the NRC has come to this and I voted "no" because I do not want NRC to merge with KAB. Nonetheless, under the circumstances, I do not yet know whether or not it is best for NRC to merge. I will wait until more information is released to make a final determination.

Mike Mitchell
Executive Director
Illinois Recycling Association
Oak Park IL

There should have been a 3rd button for "it´s too soon to answer" considering no details are available at this time. Meg Morris

Meg Morris
Past President
NRC

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