Dear Boston Globe:

Since you now own the Metro and your hawkers see fit to shove a copy of it into every living soul on the T's hands, maybe you could think about putting some Metro recycling bins into the T stations where the paper is given out. I have long thought that Metro was Boston's best newspaper--because there was pretty much no spin to the stories. I don't know if that is still true now that the Globe owns it because I don't take the Metro. I think that paper newspapers are a colossal waste of paper. I do most of my newspaper reading online. However, the people who do take them seem to have a problem taking it to a trash bin when they are done reading it resulting in Metro's scattered all over the T station. Perhaps if there were clearly labeled recycling bins available, then less copies would end up on the T floor and less paper would be wasted.