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Article Excerpt
It might be that pension and budget issues are taking a front seat in the mayoral race, but the garbage issue should not be far behind.
In short, San Diego is falling short in its recycling, and if things don't improve, it may well cost the city big time in hard cash that we don't have.
Unlike the budget and pension issues, though, the environmental issue is not complex. Very simply, San Diegans need to recycle more and throw away less--starting now. If we don't start changing our habits immediately, the state could start levying a daily fine of up to $10,000.
In California, it's the law to recycle. Our cities and counties are required to divert at least 50...
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