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    this information inside a closed set of parenthesis allows Roger to corroborate her report of disposal practices and infrastructure. In addition to a deliberate plan of syntax, Rogers relies on a pattern of diction to describe garbage. The sanitary landfills are interchangeable called “graveyards” and “burial sites” which she chooses to use because of the feelings of disgust and horror the audience receives from the terms. Furthermore, Rogers goes on to use words like heavy, chug, creep,…

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    Why Is Recycling Wrong

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    instead of landfills. When we recycle we are making the air smell better and fresher without fresh air it will be hard to breath and no one would want to breath anyways. “While many people believe it is okay to recycle, others feels that recycling is wrong because some products aren’t safe.” Recycling should be enforced in all 50 states not just a few of the states. The landfills running out of room and they cover all the trash with dirt. “ No one wants to live next door…

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    Pros Of Recycling

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    just leads to pollution and contributed to that overwhelming landfill. Recycling is such a simple step with so many positive effects. Humans need to start doing simple things to make the world a better, liveable place. As the world and society progressed people began to not care, polluting and ruining the planet they call home. Over the years the place you called home air has turned toxic, the beautiful land now holds room for landfills, and energy sources have decreased. Recycling is simple…

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    review,” the author dives into the benefits of vermicomposting by explaining the basics of the concept, and then digs deeper into the values and assets of this “organic gold.” The article states how vermicomposting not only gets rid of food waste in landfills, but also creates the soil that we use to grow our plants. For example, the author states, “Vermicompost is a soil additive made up of digested compost. Worm castings are much higher in nutrients and microbial life. Worm castings…

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    Counterarguments claim that landfills are not hazardous nowadays, but statistics have shown that reduced landfills have led to reduced hazardous wastes (Horrigan). Additionally, the point that a national landfill would only cover thirty-five square miles may be true, but the fact is that there will not be a national landfill. These landfills are spread throughout cities in the United States, which pollute various areas. Recycling programs…

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    Wasteland Movie Essay

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    largest garbage landfill in the world called Jardim Gramacho. He visits this landfill with intentions on producing a new art project, so he picks six of the garbage pickers and allows them to participate in the creation of what came out to be a success work of art. Vik Muniz wanted to take photos of the garbage pickers and sell them at auctions so that he can raise money from them and give back to the association that Tiao created and also to give recognition to the people at the landfill who…

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    of food by 365, and that is how much food is wasted annually, and that is at least a bit of an eye-opener. Some of the negative impacts of all this waste were said previously, but there are still more, for example food waste that decomposes in a landfill generates methane, a potent greenhouse gas with 21 times the global warming potential of carbon dioxide. (FWRA) Food waste not only takes up land, resources, and habitats, but also contributes to the generation of methane. The average American…

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    One of the most important problems that we as people face today is the mind numbing amount of trash we generate and what to do with it, incinerate it, recycle it or send it to the landfill. The difficulty with these processes that we have created as a solution, better yet a band aid for a gaping wound, is that these processes themselves contribute to the build-up of greenhouse gasses and pollute lands and civilizations, in the case of dump sites. This problematic cycle goes deeper than what is…

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    Invisible Yet Deadly

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    Invisible Yet Deadly In 1938 German Otto Hahn and his assistant Fritz Strassmann discovered that when uranium is bombarded with neutrons, through the process known as fission, there are two lighter elements, neutrons, and a large amount of radiation produced. It was clear that these neutrons could in turn also cause fission, producing more neutrons and developing a chain reaction which might spread throughout all the uranium present (Rinkesh). This fission reaction showed a lot of potential,…

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    In this method the organic waste is stabilized and to recover the waste for fewer purposes. Basic flow chart of a typical MBT Plant. Objectives of MBT:  Reduces the emission of methane from landfill.  Low open spaces in landfill.  Recyclabes are separated.  Minimising the contamination of landfill lechate.  Biogas production.  Secondary fuels of high calorific value.  Production of solid or liquid fertilizers. Working of MBT: These are generally…

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