Also remember The Food Party! tagline: "If it ain't fun, it don't get done!" Complaining puts up walls to forward, higher-vibe movement. Having fun together builds bridges.

Who do I call, you might be asking? Good question - I had the same one. I googled recycling and the name of the town, found the first list that recycled for the town. And asked for the individual city. I was surprised that everyone, but one person, who answered the phone "knew" the answer. I don't think anyone knows the answer, and thus, dear readers, the reason for the question in the first place. Toot toot!

Perfect - thanks for the help!

Laura -- Thanks so much for helping your readers answer the question of "Cap on? Cap off?" each time we are putting a plastic bottle in the recycling container! Anyone who is a faithful recycler has probably asked that question. . .

My question is: I don't see Palo Alto in your list of cities at end of your blog.
-- Probably that was in your previous post, but I'm pretty sure I'm not the only reader who would be grateful if you could you could edit your list for your faithful readers' reference by adding whatever the answer is for Palo Alto!

My comment beyond thanks is that in bigger picture, the best answer for the planet, of course, is to reduce the number of plastic bottles in your life as much as possible. Millions of consumers using single use plastics when most of the time a reusable container would be feasible means billions of bottles made from fossil fuel byproducts end up in trash or in our oceans -- only a tiny fraction are recycled. The scary prognosis for health of marine life due to our unsustainable use of plastics is real -- and is already threatening fisheries all over the world.

Again, thanks for encouraging constructive, friendly dialogue -- that's always helpful to moving forward.