where is the largest garbage mass?
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The Durham Road Landfill, outside San Francisco, which occupies over seventy million cubic feet of the biosphere. It is a sad monument, indeed, to the excesses of modern society [Gore 151]. One might assume such a monstrous mound of garbage is the largest thing ever produced by human hands. Unhappily,this is not the case. The Fresh Kills Landfill, located on Staten Island, is the largest landfill in the world. It sports an elevation of 155 feet, an estimated mass of 100 million tons, and a volume of 2.9 billion cubic feet. In total acreage, it is equal to 16,000 baseball diamonds [Miller 526].
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The art of garbage. The lowest level would be garbage man.
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Find the nearest garbage can and throw it in...it's useless now!
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largest with all the ice\n\n2nd largest without all the ice
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define largest, by weight, lenght
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OMG EEEEK! jump off a bridge into a vat of toxic waste, hopefully it will reverse this problem lol
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I've tried throwing things at the garbage men before, but they do take it all on board. What are you saying though? If you throw yourself at them, do they leave you in the street, you psychotic loonie? Can you not think of a better question, you want us to discuss garbage disposal? Consider yourself binned mate.
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DO NOT LOITER. SEE the signs for the fines. Use your own garbage can.
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Look\n\nhttp://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/DSH/msm.html
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contact your local trash company I'm sure they could help you figure that out.
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garbage dumps filled with people's junk like trashed used cars, cans, bottles, plastic containers, paper, etc. that cannot be broken down quickly or, in some instances, cannot be broken down at all by the action of organic or inorganic forces.
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its the biggest of all relative maximums
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At 204,800,000,000 cubic meters, Owen Falls in Uganda is the largest. That is, if you're curious, about 45 trillion gallons. For comparison, the lake behind Hoover Dam on the Nevada-Arizona border holds only 35,154,000,000 cubic meters of water.\n\n\n there is no compehensive listing according to size available
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Network for residents in the Fond du Lac,Wisconsin area and surrounding communities to list items that would be put out to the curb for garbage. This will save our landfills from overflowing and give new life to items that are no longer needed. Have an item that you no longer need? List it here. Need an item? Post your request here.\n\nNon-profit groups welcome!\n\nFond du Lac Freecycle™ is part of The Freecycle™ Network, a non-profit organization and a grassroots movement of people who are giving (and getting) stuff for free in their own towns. Questions or improvement ideas? E-mail fonddulacfreecycle-owner@yahoogroups.com
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Into a dumpster I presume.
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The largest is Tokyo, Japan.\n\nDamascus, Syria is the oldest.
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It depends. While more people = more trash, a lot of landfills are being built in better ways. Many landfills have multiple layers (clay, dirt, etc) thus helping to protect the groundwater underneath from becoming contaminated. A lot of landfills also have methane pipes, so the gas created by decomposition can be salvaged and used for electricity. However, I would assume that many landfills that were built a long time ago probably do have leakage problems, which can be highly detrimental since ground water contamination is a major problem (and an extremely expensive one to fix). Likewise, a lot of areas are running out of suitable areas to place landfills, such as Toronto, which sends its trash to Michigan. This is not good. We need to focus more on source reduction and recycling. Trash will always be here, but we should reduce it as much as we can. BTW- most items in landfills take years/decades/centuries to decompose, mainly because they are squished together and lack the oxygen needed to decompose. More people need to create their own compost piles and reduce their impact on landfills.