Do you know where your trash ultimately ends up?

I recycle everything I can, but there is still a lot of trash. It goes to a landfill.

Where I live, it’s burned in a facility where they have huge incinerators. The trash guys (private carting) throw everything in together – plastic, garbage, paper.

I compost and recycle everything. I produce zero for anyone or any organization to pick it up.

At the land fill.
I collect a certain type of yard waste from my customers. When I have filled 22–23 5 gallon buckets, I take it to the land fill.
Here at home I recycle what I can and what I consider within reason. By “within reason” I mean I don’t try to recycle certain plastics that could be turned into Diesel fuel because, the last time I checked, Salt Lake City wasn’t doing that anymore and some 450 tons of these recycle-ables were being stored at our city recycling plant until they could decide just what to do with the stuff.
Here in my little house I have one container for dry trash, one for wet garbage, one for newspapers, one for steel cans and plastic bottles, and one container for milk jugs. I just don’t have a lot of room for MORE recycling containers! And I keep my recycling cart out by the street and don’t feel like walking all the way out there every time I need to empty a container or just dispose of a single item.

Paper and cardboard is recycled. The rest goes to the landfill which is not as bad as it sounds.