Comments on: MFCU goes “green” http://blogs.missoulafcu.org/mfcu/2007/09/07/hello-world/ Projects, Going Green, and other News! Thu, 29 Apr 2010 19:09:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: marketingmfcu http://blogs.missoulafcu.org/mfcu/2007/09/07/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-2 marketingmfcu Wed, 26 Sep 2007 04:08:43 +0000 http://blogs.missoulafcu.org/mfcu/?p=1#comment-2 Donna, What a great idea (you can go ahead and take credit for your husband's idea...it's our secret)! We wish there was a demand for a never-ending supply of glass at this time. Crushed glass is still more expensive than other materials, and local demand isn't at a high enough level to support a full-time glass recycling program. There is at least one person here in town who is trying desperately to change that though, and hopefully as processes improve, education increases and costs lower, the demand here will be enough to meet the supply. Thanks for checking us out...keep the ideas coming! Donna,

What a great idea (you can go ahead and take credit for your husband’s idea…it’s our secret)! We wish there was a demand for a never-ending supply of glass at this time. Crushed glass is still more expensive than other materials, and local demand isn’t at a high enough level to support a full-time glass recycling program. There is at least one person here in town who is trying desperately to change that though, and hopefully as processes improve, education increases and costs lower, the demand here will be enough to meet the supply.

Thanks for checking us out…keep the ideas coming!

]]> By: Donna Grinde http://blogs.missoulafcu.org/mfcu/2007/09/07/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Donna Grinde Sun, 23 Sep 2007 13:34:26 +0000 http://blogs.missoulafcu.org/mfcu/?p=1#comment-3 My husband, retired sales manager for Zip Beverage, suggests that for a never-ending supply of glass, you work out a plan with local tavern owners because nowadays there is a no-deposit/no-return policy re glass bottles. Contact the Missoula County Tavern Owners Association or individual tavern owners? My husband, retired sales manager for Zip Beverage, suggests that for a never-ending supply of glass, you work out a plan with local tavern owners because nowadays there is a no-deposit/no-return policy re glass bottles.

Contact the Missoula County Tavern Owners Association or individual tavern owners?

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