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Comment on What do you envision Juneau’s recycling program will look like in five years? by Samuel Decaire

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Comment on Juneau residents are concerned about energy costs. What can the CBJ do to help citizens lower those costs and to encourage the use of alternative energy sources? by Octavio Boudle

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Comment on Juneau residents are concerned about energy costs. What can the CBJ do to help citizens lower those costs and to encourage the use of alternative energy sources? by alden

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Comment on What do you envision Juneau’s recycling program to look like in five years? by Concerned Carpenter

Concerned Carpenter — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 06:51:32 +0000

Juneau is a remote community with a big dependance on fossil fuels any way you look at. Setting aside the road issue to contemplate our dependance on barge service to deliver our groceries, fuel, and even recycle our trash, we need to focus on what can be done here and how.
The ability to take our trash to a local recycling center where they can melt it, mold it and create a product that we can use in town is the cheapest most reliable and environmentally feasible plan we can implement. And if we end up having a reserve of said product then yes we send it south for a profit on those gas-guzzling barges.
As a local carpenter I see daily the reprocussions of what I build, mainly I see the landfill just get bigger and bigger and eventually will need some contamination cleanup due to the runoff affecting lemon creek and filtering right into the bird habitat and prized hunting grounds that is the mendenhall wetlands.
With the ability to melt all that metal banding, recycle the cardboard, plastic and drywall, we would be leaps and bounds ahead of the next town. Its time to be pro-active and quit thinking it’s still the good ol’ days of Juneau where nothing we do can affects our pristine playground.

Comment on What do you envision Juneau’s recycling program to look like in five years? by Reamus Maximus

Reamus Maximus — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 19:39:33 +0000

Mandatory recycling is the biggest load of crap I’ve heard of. You want to force people to sort their garbage? How about start by alaska participating in can and bottle recycling like down south. People pay a deposit on the bottle or can, and get it back if they choose to recycle them. Taking away a persons choice to do what they wish is not a way to get my vote.

Comment on What is the most pressing need for the people in the City and Borough of Juneau? What is your plan to deal with that need? by akbrdguru

akbrdguru — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 23:11:26 +0000

Waste of water? My sump is pumping more water out of my crawl space than I could ever run out of my garden hose. How about issuing me a credit for the rain water I put back into the CBJ treatment plant?

Comment on What do you plan to do to minimize “capital creep” and secure Juneau as the capital of Alaska? by bob

bob — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 22:19:29 +0000

i think that, that is a good ideia because i dont think that it makes secet to move the capital