Detroit's trash-to-energy incinerator has been the center of debate recently because of a decision that must be made to continue its operation or move to a new business model for solid waste. Capable of burning up to 4000 tons of trash per day, the Detroit garbage incinerator is the largest of its kind in the nation. After nearly 20 years of operation, the Greater Detroit Resource Recovery Authority will have to decide its fate by June 1, 2008.
We're fighting against an incinerator proposal in the Highlands of Scotland. Our would not be 'energy from waste' as there are no customers. This is downright selfish. we have no moral rights to deprive the future of their inheritance of plastic, etc. I wrote "It was Madness" our campaign song, which you can see on YouTube.
digiroj 8 months ago
at 1:18 look at the squirrel it is running away from the smell
cmb271 1 year ago
Everything should be recycled, if we have the ability to put a man on the moon we have the ability to figure out how to recycle even things like medical waste. First corporations need to be held accountable for making materials that can be recycled easily instead of making materials that are almost impossible to reuse.
However corporations and their political lackeys in office do not care about you or me. So whenever they say they can't or we have to wait is a lie. We just need to force them.
offtheblvdrecords 1 year ago
No matter how much recycling is done, there will always be things that cannot be recycled, such as dirty diapers and medical waste. Trash incineration is always better than burning expensive foreign oil!
GaunletofDestruction 1 year ago
Compost and recycling is the key, and it has to be done on a personal level...KEEP THE GOVERNMENT OUT OF IT!
jtjjbannie 1 year ago
The sad reality of it is:
their garbage has to go somewhere.
The options are:
Their backyard or someone else's backyard.
In many situations, the homes/people who surround the facility, suffer the greatest and benefit the least.
Hopefully, there will be an amicable sollution.
angryadrien 2 years ago
According to the EPA, if we sent all of our current waste to these facilities we would be able to provide five to eight percent of our countries total energy needs.
GaunletofDestruction 2 years ago
I love it!!! Burn baby burn!!!!!!!!
GaunletofDestruction 2 years ago
Casinos and Prostitution
Darkwizzrobe 2 years ago
lol jail, which is safe for them to live in.
noobkamal 2 years ago