D IMO

D should be

(A) sort out recyclable trash thoroughly from their other trash
- Saves money for Greenfield households because of reduced volume

(B) dump nonrecyclable trash illegally at parks and roadsides
- Again saves money for Greenfield households because of reduced volume dumped in trash bins.

(C) compress and nest items of nonrecyclable trash before putting them out for pickup
- compressing would reduce Volume of nonrecyclable trash abd Saves money

(D) deliver recyclable materials to the recycling center instead of passing them on to neighbors who want to reuse them
- Correct

(E) buy products without packaging or with recyclable rather than nonrecyclable packaging
- nonrecyclable packaging would reduce in comparatively low volume of nonrecyclable trash.

D for me as well

IMO D

OA?

will go with B as it contradict the purpose of the program

OA- D

official explanation follows :

When Greenfield households deliver recyclable trash to commercial recycling centers, that

trash is accepted

for free. That means that homeowners don't lose money, as they would if
they put out the trash for collectors to add to their trash tax, but it also means they don't

gain

any money by bringing the trash to the centers. They would do just as well financially
giving their recyclable trash to their neighbors; in both cases, they avoid the tax. So there's

no financial incentive for the action described in (D).

(A) Since households pay a tax for putting out nonrecyclable trash, and can dispose of

their recyclable trash for free, there

is a financial incentive to make sure they find all their
recyclable trash.

(B) provides a method for avoiding the tax levied on trash put out for collection, so there's

a definite financial incentive to follow this course.

(C) The trash tax is calculated based on the volume of trash put out. (C) would reduce the

volume of the trash put out and therefore would reduce the tax paid.

(E) Since nonrecyclable packaging goes into the trash, using products without packaging,

or with packaging that could be brought to recycling centers, would reduce the volume of

trash put out and so would reduce the trash tax paid.

I like the explanation on D