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Composting may solve small-town waste problems

GARBAGE: Local system could provide disposal model for smaller communities.

By STEVE WILLIAMS
Chilkat Valley News

(Published: May 9, 2003)
HAINES A new garbage composting system here is being watched closely by small towns around the nation as a possible solution to solid waste disposal.

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Composting may solve small-town waste problems

GARBAGE: Local system could provide disposal model for smaller communities.

By STEVE WILLIAMS
Chilkat Valley News

(Published: May 9, 2003)
HAINES A new garbage composting system here is being watched closely by small towns around the nation as a possible solution to solid waste disposal.

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http://www.adn.com/alaska/story/3088843p-3111951c.html

Composting may solve small-town waste problems

GARBAGE: Local system could provide disposal model for smaller communities.

By STEVE WILLIAMS
Chilkat Valley News

(Published: May 9, 2003)
HAINES A new garbage composting system here is being watched closely by small towns around the nation as a possible solution to solid waste disposal.

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Other voices: Plastic bag bans hold hidden costs

More than two dozen cities nationwide have either banned plastic grocery bags in some cases even paper bags entirelyhave imposed a fee for using them in order to encourage the use of reusable bags. Other cities are considering similar action. However, such policies have hidden costs that are virtually ignored.

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Other voices: Plastic bag bans hold hidden costs

More than two dozen cities nationwide have either banned plastic grocery bags in some cases even paper bags entirelyhave imposed a fee for using them in order to encourage the use of reusable bags. Other cities are considering similar action. However, such policies have hidden costs that are virtually ignored.

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Other voices: Plastic bag bans hold hidden costs

More than two dozen cities nationwide have either banned plastic grocery bags in some cases even paper bags entirelyhave imposed a fee for using them in order to encourage the use of reusable bags. Other cities are considering similar action. However, such policies have hidden costs that are virtually ignored.

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http://www.wasterecyclingnews.com/email.html?id=1328542969

Aterro Sanitário de Fresh Kills

O Aterro Sanitário de Fresh Kills (Fresh Kills Landfill, em inglês) era um aterro sanitário situado no distrito de Staten Island, na cidade de Nova Iorque, EUA[1].
Inaugurado em 1947, esse aterro media 890 hectares. Inicialmente previa-se utilizar a área para despejo de lixo por um período não superior a 20 anos e, em seguida, a área seria recuperada com a instalação de construções residenciais e industriais sobre o terreno[

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