0 a large container into which people put empty bottles and other glass objects so that the glass can be used again --
In fact, both "save a can" and bottle banks are planned to be expanded from their present levels.
The householders have to take them to bottle banks, waste paper collection points, tin can collection points and so on.
This is essential if there are to be growing markets for the materials that people take to the bottle bank or put out for separate collection.
One has to take bottles to the bottle bank; one takes cans to be crushed; and one takes paper to be disposed of.
There may or may not be a local bottle bank or a place where tins can be disposed of.
They have to be sorted and taken to the bottle bank.
They recognise the need to conserve resources, and this recognition led them to launch the bottle bank scheme in 1977.
He said that the glass industry has been very reluctant to enter into the bottle bank scheme because of the expense involved.
