Just like Elias said, I'm also trying to be better than compliant, and not contributing much to pollution is not good enough when it's so easy to do better. I'm sticking to my 'no photo-chemicals down the drain' policy, and I'm glad my city supports it. I collect developer, fixer, toner etc in 5-liter plastic containers, and when their hazardous-waste truck comes around (once a month), they take it off my hands for free. I think it's a good idea of them to support
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P don't print this e-mail unless you really have to On Nov 29, 2009, at 03:39, Richard Knoppow wrote:
Unless you are developing a massive amount of film the volume of developer is not going to contribute much to polution.
