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Co-mingled bins are the "lazy way" to recycle
The fall-out from the BBC show Real Story continues, with the Community Recycling Network (CRN) UK slamming private sector waste companies and suggesting that co-mingled wheelie bins are the “lazy way” to recycle.
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