Rhode Island needs a bottle bill. Join us at the state house to advocate for a cleaner Rhode Island this Thursday at 3pm. This is 10,000 tossed nips. #rimillion-piecesgeffe71 t1_jb95xtv wrote
TadpoleMajor t1_jb96025 wrote
That is not an answer to my question
geffe71 t1_jb963sz wrote
Yes it its. you are on the internet and Google is a thing
But to answer you even further, parts of MA has a 10¢ tax or an outright ban
FartGarfunkel_ t1_jb99fcj wrote
Typically government cure “add a tax to make money off the problem so we can line our pockets, but do nothing to actually fix the behavior”.
People who buy nips are still going to buy them and toss them on the ground, because nips are typically sold to homeless people or alcoholics. They don’t care about keeping anything clean and will continue to litter and buy them.
geffe71 t1_jb99gy6 wrote
It’s more of a deposit thing
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