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Lawmakers advocate 'right to dry'

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          LIVING GREEN - Wednesday, March 19, 2008
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Good morning, 

More laws inadvertently designed to keep people from acting 
environmentally responsibly are being reviewed and revised. 
Lawmakers in Connecticut and Vermont are pushing legislation 
that would allow everyone to hang out their laundry in public. 

A similar bill that would overturn local ordinances or rules 
set by homeowners' associations failed to make it out of com-
mittee in New Hampshire. Backers of the "right-to-dry" bill 
say they will bring it up again in the next session. 

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While clothes lines have tended to be associated with urban 
tenements or rural poverty patches, advocates say that outdoor 
drying instead of using an electric dryer is environmentally 
friendly. Many people also like the fresh smell. 

"People think it's silly, but what's silly is to worry so much 
about having to look at your neighbors' undies that you would 
prevent them from conserving energy," said Vermont state Sen. 
Dick McCormack, a sponsor of that state's law. "We're not 
making a big deal over clotheslines; we're making a big deal 
over global warming."

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