Plastics, glass, paper and cardboard are the recyclables everyone knows. But some Carroll officials want to add food scraps to the list.

Instead of investing in a $328 million trash-to-energy incinerator with Frederick County, Carroll?s Environmental Advisory Council wants the county to push recycling for five years before making a decision.

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