Connecticut's Nickel-Per-Nip Program: Cash for Cleanup, Criticism, and Legislation
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Connecticuts nickel-per-nip program, implemented in 2022, has generated over $12 million, with 93.8 million nips sold annually. Sales are rising, particularly in eastern towns, with cities like New Haven contributing over $240,000 yearly. Critics argue it contributes to roadside litter and hidden drinking, while supporters, including liquor wholesalers, highlight the steady cash for recycling and events. Groups are now pushing for legislation to let towns opt out or add deposits, as sales approach 100 million.
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