Only problem... (Mouse-over for the answer)
A make-busy job created for the sake of recycling isn't a high-quality job by any stretch of the imagination. A cheap harness hooked up to allow multiple bags and let the recyclables be truly pre-sorted would cost very little to make and pay for itself fairly quickly.
For more information, check out the "Recycling" episode of "Penn & Teller: B.S.", and in the interest of equal time, here is a rebuttal of that episode, and another partial rebuttal.
(Update 6/3: Added additional tag to the image to allow mouse-over text in other browsers...in other words, to fix a bug in my "real-life bug" post. Also added some explanation.)
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Nothing happens...
Oh, now I see. But they do serve a purpose: they are extremely suggestive of which garbage is allowed and which is not. Even if they have to sort it later, that's still easier than separating recyclables from non-recyclables.
If you want mouseover text, use the title attribute. Alt will only be shown in place of the image.
That's why it's called "alt", for "alternative text".
In standards-compliant browsers at least.
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