Holiday Garbage

Our area in Utah does not, there isn't anywhere I can even take my items to recycle without paying 10 bucks a visit. A few cities south of us are starting programs in 09 I hope our city see's the benefits..

My recycling drive will take metal, paper and plastic but will not do glass. So I can recycle my bottlecaps, but the beer bottles just keep stacking up. Sad thing is, since being sucked into Fallout 3, I've been hording my bottlecaps too. :-)

there's still a lot of places without curb side recycling... we don't have it. I have to drive out of my way (albiet 5 minutes) to get to the one drop of location in my small town. I've never managed to find cardboard recycling but then again there's almost always someone in the family that's gearing up for a move so boxes get reused instead :)

California Dude we recycle !

I think we have a pretty awesome recycling program in my city. They pretty much recycle everything, and we don't even have to sort, just throw it all into the "blue bin". I think the only restriction is items cannot be longer than 1 meter (about 3.3 feet). I have 3 blue bins, they were all full up before christmas day was over.... Then filled up 3 clear blue recycling bags (holds as much as the bins). The wife took half that to a local drop-off recycling area (that's all that would fit in our trunk, lol). The rest will be picked up from our house on Friday. I find it odd that there are still cities in Canada/USA that don't have free recycling programs.

We don't recycle, we used to but we've moved to a new district and the recycling program here is a fucking joke. They don't provide you recycling bins here, you hae to go buy one for $80 at Lowes or Home depot or whatever. If you put the recycling out on the curb in a cardboard box, they still won't even take it. Bastards. And even at that, the maximum size of the recycling bin can only be like 60 gallons i think it is, so it's significantly smaller than the garbage bin. So we just don't bother any more. It all goes in the trash. Compared to where we used to live, we recycled probably 70%.

My town has a big dumpster for recycling paper stuff. I've been there 3 times since Santa's delivery, and I'm not done yet. We also have curb pick up for weekly recycleables. In PA, that's a service we pay for, either thru tax revenue, or by being billed directly by the hauler, depending on location. Since my wife thinks I empty too many beer cans, I'm happy to pay someone to take them away before she has a chance to count them.

I hear there is alot of trash in Texas