Times (UK): HOUSEHOLDERS are facing “re-education’ home visits for producing too much rubbish after figures released under freedom of information laws revealed that councils have quietly microchipped 2m bins. The chips can be used to record the amount of rubbish families are throwing away. Those recycling too little will be sent warning leaflets, then visited by council officials who will advise on cutting waste. Details of the scheme resurrect the long-term prospect of a pay-as-you-throw …