For some Texas cities, recycling is five times more expensive than burying waste in a landfill.
"Curbside recycling, which began almost a decade ago with great fanfare and promise, will quietly end next month in the last city in this corner of Texas to recycle cans, paper and other refuse. In the end, said Clean Community Director John Labrie, it is five times cheaper to just bury the trash than to recycle it. The recycling program became a victim of a budget crunch that had City Hall looking hard at every expense."
Thanks to Tom Collins
FULL STORY: Budget crunch forces city to dump recycling

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The Tesla Cybertruck was recalled seven times last year.

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