Hey there, Colorado, and welcome to another edition of The Temperature, where this past week I was reminded why local journalism is so important. I was reading a story in The Washington Post — fine, lovely publication, no shade — about “recycling myths.” Their top myth? That greasy pizza boxes aren’t recyclable. “Yes, they are,” The Post declared. Is this true? I asked fellow Temperature-er Michael Booth. Denver’s recycling guidelines say no pizza boxes with grease showing on the outside. Longmont tells residents to rip the box in half and recycle only the nongreasy side. The primary compost-making company recently said greasy boxes were ruining the clean-compost stream, and di
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