Nov 09, 2011 State Representative Mr Mark McCullough has proposed a bill that would require a nickel deposit on beer, soda and water bottles. The refundable deposit would pertain to aluminum, glass and plastic beverage containers. Steel Guru
November 5, 2011 Mark McCullough and I don’t know each other from Adam, but I’m hoping the very best for him as he pushes forward an idea that ought to become law in every one of our 50 states. Amarillo Globe News
August 19, 2011 Floating down the Comal River in New Braunfels is big summer business, and a proposed rule prohibiting disposable containers is swirling up plenty of controversy....Preserving this precious resource, though, doesn't have to involve an outright ban on disposable containers along the Comal that could negatively impact tourism and small business owners in the area. A better approach is for state leaders to pass a beverage container deposit system, a program that would place a deposit on beverages typically sold in aluminum cans and plastic or glass bottles. Express-News
June 8, 2011 SAN ANTONIO -- The Texas Legislature barely passed a school finance bill but could not pass a bill that supporters say would help clean up Texas. That proposal to put deposits on beverage containers got bottled up, but supporters are not giving up. KSAT.com
