Many small towns and cities started recycling programs in the early 1980s (with the blue recycling bins). But they had not established recycling centers to deal with what garbage men collected from the bins. And cities did not have money to truck/ship the recycled trash to a recycling center. So most of these beginning programs died.
Then, cities tried again, with citizens who wanted to recycle paying a small fee for the bin. But again, it failed.
Now, most small cities/towns do NOT have curb service recycling. A city may have a drop off point, say at the City Hall, but citizens must transport it all there.
No one has figured out how to make recycling pay for itself, and pay in every town.
it helps some yes
Every part of the US is affected by recycling since there are recycling programs in probably every city in every state.
"Ohio pulp mills" oldest paper recycling plant in US
"Ohio pulp mills" oldest paper recycling plant in US
Some people say that recycling was utilized more 50 years ago than today, even before they CALLED it recycling, simply because we didn't throw so much away. The big recycling boom started in the 1970's.
To the site of the company doing the recycling process. There are many recycling companies in the US.
Sims recycling offers free recycling for anyone in the US.
US$10 a month.
RECYCLING .
By recycling paper, that means less trees get cut down and more oxygen is produced for people to survive and breath. But this will affect everybody in the world not just the US.
gathered in ethnic communities
I wonder what you mean by holocaust communities.