Fresh Kills Landfill Seen From Space at Lucy Currie blog

Fresh Kills Landfill Seen From Space. 18, 2001 photo shows workers looking through the rubble from the 9/11 terrorist attacks. When new yorkers think of fresh kills, they think of garbage. It’s an experimental film, taking its name from the fresh kills landfill on staten island. For many years, all of new york city's garbage was brought to fresh kills. The core problem would be adapting the site to the trash — no less than 150 million tons of garbage had been dumped at fresh kills (roughly the equivalent of the amount of plastic currently floating in the ocean). Fresh kills landfill, once the dumping site for all of new york city’s garbage, was a place that once terrorized staten islanders with odors and the sight of trash mounds said to have reached 20. Fresh kill is neither a horror movie nor a documentary. At over 2,200 acres, it grew to become the world's largest. The landfill, which was only one in a series of new york landfills opened by moses, was intended to be a temporary solution to new york’s.

It’s an experimental film, taking its name from the fresh kills landfill on staten island. Fresh kills landfill, once the dumping site for all of new york city’s garbage, was a place that once terrorized staten islanders with odors and the sight of trash mounds said to have reached 20. Fresh kill is neither a horror movie nor a documentary. At over 2,200 acres, it grew to become the world's largest. For many years, all of new york city's garbage was brought to fresh kills. The core problem would be adapting the site to the trash — no less than 150 million tons of garbage had been dumped at fresh kills (roughly the equivalent of the amount of plastic currently floating in the ocean). The landfill, which was only one in a series of new york landfills opened by moses, was intended to be a temporary solution to new york’s. When new yorkers think of fresh kills, they think of garbage. 18, 2001 photo shows workers looking through the rubble from the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

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Fresh Kills Landfill Seen From Space 18, 2001 photo shows workers looking through the rubble from the 9/11 terrorist attacks. It’s an experimental film, taking its name from the fresh kills landfill on staten island. When new yorkers think of fresh kills, they think of garbage. 18, 2001 photo shows workers looking through the rubble from the 9/11 terrorist attacks. For many years, all of new york city's garbage was brought to fresh kills. The core problem would be adapting the site to the trash — no less than 150 million tons of garbage had been dumped at fresh kills (roughly the equivalent of the amount of plastic currently floating in the ocean). At over 2,200 acres, it grew to become the world's largest. Fresh kills landfill, once the dumping site for all of new york city’s garbage, was a place that once terrorized staten islanders with odors and the sight of trash mounds said to have reached 20. Fresh kill is neither a horror movie nor a documentary. The landfill, which was only one in a series of new york landfills opened by moses, was intended to be a temporary solution to new york’s.