No plastic recycling in your hometown? Take action! Rosemary Kent and her husband Michael live in Lewistown MT, a quaint little town in northern Montana that has kept all of its Old West charm. One “Old West” trait that’s not so charming however is that Lewistown had no plastic recycling because supposedly it wasn’t economically feasible. Like all who care about recycling, Rosemary had a stomachache every time she had to discard a plastic container. With the active support of her church, she enlisted the help of a couple dozen of her fellow concerned citizens. Together, they constituted a private task force to see about creating a system to collect, bundle and ship to nearby recyclers all the plastics the local population would give them. A year later, their monthly plastic collection drive draws hundreds of residents, some driving as far as 50 miles to participate.