The Recycling Movement: Not Moving

When the hell are we going to wake up from our cable TV soaked couches and do something about this? Large scale recycling programs are hard to implement and legislation to make recycling easier and more cost effective is not a priority. I direct your attention to this article http://www.kitco.com/reports/KitcoNews20120928DeC_interview.html 

Ivy league intellectuals are studying the recycling issue so it is of concern to more than just me and my website. The problem is that it is not of concern to the general wasteful public who think that someone else is handling the green movement. Could you use an extra $1000? That is what I have made recycling this year and I put a total of about 40 hours into the process. The green movement is not going to gain traction until a groundswell at the grass roots level is achieved and I am trying to lead that movement into the public consciousness. I'll start by saying in plain English that the green movement is not being handled by someone else, so educate yourself and do something about it. If you do not wish to recycle then put your things out on the curb for someone who will.