Recycling favored over incinerator

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Instead of building a trash-to-energy plant, a Carroll advisory panel says more residents should recycle.

“We want this county to see solid waste not as a problem, but as an opportunity,” Sher Horosko, one of nine Carroll Environmental Advisory Councilmembers, told county commissioners Thursday. “We really want to flip the paradigm on its head. It?s a tiny minority of people I see recycling.”

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