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ELI5: Why do we need so many types of plastic for containers?
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I'll admit it, I'm a west coast liberal recycler.
Considering that, I wonder why can't we just have two types of plastic: one for more "rigid" containers and one for flexible (ie squeezable) containers? This would make recycling easier - no need for the 1000s of bins Portlandia illustrated so well - and I'd imagine it would make recycling them a lot cheaper and more widely utilized.
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