A waste-to-energy incinerator could increase recycling in Carroll, said Mike Evans, the county?s public works director.

The discussion and controversy leading up to the decision to get an incinerator prompts residents to pay more attention to the way they dispose of their trash, and ultimately to recycle more, Evans said.

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