Yep. And shaming individuals for an inconvenience, unfunded collective mandate is unhelpful when this is a problem to more cheaply and efficiently solved by sin

Yep. And shaming individuals for an inconvenience, unfunded collective mandate is unhelpful when this is a problem to more cheaply and efficiently solved by single-stream recycling. Most Americans are too worried about their jobs, living paycheck-to-paycheck, is too distracted, or has a family to raise and so don't have the time or mental bandwidth to do everything perfectly properly. Also, very little recycled material actually is ever recycled in America so it's generally a virtue signal to look down on others for not conforming to their habits.