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Why can New York City recycle the same as San Francisco who are said to recycle 60% of their MSW?

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Why can New York City recycle the same as San Francisco who are said to recycle 60% of their MSW?

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It is easy to juggle % recycling rates but the real evidence of sound waste management is provided by how many tons of MSW a city landfills. The official SF web page, SFgov.org, reports that SF generates 4,000 tons MSW per day of which 60% is land- filled. Therefore, SF citizens (population 760,000) landfill 0.96 tons per capita which is slightly higher than the California average of 0.9 tons and nearly the same as NYC. Tourist destinations usually generate more MSW per capita.

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