Understandable, but they charge us to store our recyclables, then they sell it to the people who turn recyclables into products, who then turn around and sell the recycled goods back to us. We don't have an option to tell them we don't want to recycle. This is not convenient for me, so I have to take my recycling to a recycling depository. They don't charge me there, and furthermore I don't have to tie my newspapers in a bundle, they take most of my recyclables and they take engine oil also. The process of getting a rebate on my monthly bill because I take material to the recycling center is a hassle.
Some local landscapers advertise that they recycle yard waste.
I'm tired of companies double-dipping. As a former teacher and close friend of George Yokoi, an internment camp survivor, it is my sincere hope that a large number of people will attend tonight's board meeting to insist that future generations realize the truth of our past crimes against liberty and how the rule of law makes democracy possible. His presence is purely fluff. Politics are one thing, statesmanship is another. The current trip, as others, is a boondoggle by one bent on increasing future persona.