Masspirg Pushes “Zero Waste Future” For Bay State
March 1, 2013 7:34 PM 
Students and faculty members gathered at UMass Dartmouth Friday, supporting a “zero waste future” for Massachusetts.
Professor Adam Sulkowski tells WBSM News, programs such as waste reduction and recycling can pay off in the long run…..
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The Mass. Public Interest Research Group at UMass Dartmouth is also taking part in a statewide campaign to continue the 23 year ban on the burning of waste.
The State Department of Environmental Protection is offering new guidelines that would allow so-called “high heat” incineration.
Masspirg delivered ten thousand comment cards to state officials this week from students opposed to incineration.
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