(2) For a review of grassroots accomplishments, See Eddie Bautista, Garbage Wars: The Struggle for Waterfront Justice, New York Lawyers for the Public Interest, l998. Return to article

(3) See Marjorie Clark, Testimony on NYC Solid Waste Management Plan Modification 2000, NYC Waste Prevention Coalition, May 2000. Return to article

(4) See Arthur Kell, Cheaper Than You Think: Recycling Costs in New York City, NY Public Interest Research Group, December l997. Return to article

(5) Conversation with Eric Goldstein, November 2000. Also, See Eric Goldstein's testimony before City Council, 22 May 2000. Return to article

(6) See Thomas Outerbridge, "The Crisis of Closing Fresh Kills" Biocycle, Volume 41, number 4, April 2000. pp 47-50. Return to article

(7) See Ann Gynn, "Study: NYC Plan May Squelch Competition." Waste News, 4 September 2000. Return to article

(8) See Alicia Culver and Resa Dimino, NYC Waste Prevention and Environmental Procurement Program: An Analysis of Progress, Inform, NYC, April 1999; and Barbara Warren, Taking Out the Trash: New Directions for Solid Waste Management in New York City's Waste, Organization of Waterfront Neighborhoods, May 2000; also see Eddie Bautista, Citizens' Response to the Guiliani Administration's Solid Waste Management Plan, Lawyers for Public Interest, New York,14 November 2000. For on-going information from NYC's community based organizations, See Transportation Justice, e-mail newsletter: transportation@nyceia.org. Return to article