Your Views: How Roswell Can Be "Greener"

From the ambitious to the readily achievable, from upscale aspirations to the socially conscious, Roswell residents always offer some interesting and sometimes controversial ideas. Here's what you said

What steps have you made to "go green?"

• None
• Recycle - Jareda
• Recycling and composting
• [Use] more recreation areas

Do you utilize any city sponsored programs or events that promote "green" living? (ie. Bring One for the Chipper, Roswell Recycling Center, etc.)

• Roswell Recycling Center 'special' days for large items, electronics, etc. We purchased both rain a rain barrel and a compost bin as well.
• No
• Yes, I use the recycling center. - Janet
• Recycling Center, sale of compost bins.
• No - Jareda 
• No; state sponsored neo-communism.

Are there more opportunities for Roswell to become a "greener" city? Where and how should they be implemented?

• Yes ,of course...try putting in some flowers, plants, and trees like Alpharetta. It seems as if Roswell is having a love affair with concrete, instead of something beautiful.
• Yes; more bike trails, maybe golf cart like Peachtree City.
• Place trash cans all over the city that allow the user to separate waste: cans, paper vs. garbage. - Janet
• Yes, more education on recycling at home and at school.
• No - Jareda
• "Greener" is really "Redder." None should be implemented. Let the market work.

Do you agree or disagree with these answers? Have more to say? Tell us in the comments below!