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That doesn't answer my question. I was wondering why New Hampshire doesn't have say a bottle deposit like in some other states where you get money back.
I cant answer the original posters question, but I will say I'm happy NH doesn't have this. Its just another tax/inconvenience that I would have to pay or an inconvenience of having to returning my bottles. My town has recycling pick-up so I still recycle and I don't have to waste my time in a stinky refund center with a bunch of bums trying to collect my 3$ in beer can money.
Plus, having to pay for recycling pick-up in my property tax, having a deposit on cans/bottles will just double up on taxing the same thing.
I cant answer the original posters question, but I will say I'm happy NH doesn't have this. Its just another tax/inconvenience that I would have to pay or an inconvenience of having to returning my bottles. My town has recycling pick-up so I still recycle and I don't have to waste my time in a stinky refund center with a bunch of bums trying to collect my 3$ in beer can money.
Plus, having to pay for recycling pick-up in my property tax, having a deposit on cans/bottles will just double up on taxing the same thing.
which is largely why attempts to install one have been tabled
It's just an extra level of tax and bureaucracy that we don't need in New Hampshire.
If the primary goal is to reduce littering, well we get that already from people picking up bottles and cans along the roadside and smuggling them into MA to unlawfully collect the refund.
It's just an extra level of tax and bureaucracy that we don't need in New Hampshire.
If the primary goal is to reduce littering, well we get that already from people picking up bottles and cans along the roadside and smuggling them into MA to unlawfully collect the refund.
I don't think cans purchased in NH work if you try and return them in MA actually. I have already gone that route
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