Obstacles to recycling can be overcome by all of the following except
A) requiring households to pay for garbage collection based on how much they throw away.
B) encouraging government purchases of recycled products.
C) passing laws that require manufacturers to take back consumer wastes for reuse and recycling.
D) enacting a national aluminum-can bill.
E) providing subsidies for reuse and postconsumer waste recycling.

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Enacting a national aluminum-can bill is not a solution to overcoming obstacles to recycling, as it specifically targets only one material (aluminum cans) rather than addressing the broader issue of waste reduction and recycling. The other options listed are all viable ways to encourage and facilitate recycling.

Obstacles to Recycling Can Be Overcome by All of the Following