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At the dump in Yoro, Honduras. Every day, 80 tons of garbage are dumped and burned on this cliff side. About 40 people make a living by scrounging and selling junk. In five months, the dump will be closed off to them and they will have no immediate source of income.
This simple paper toy is Dump Truck Tee Dub Toyz, the papercraft is created by Tim Wertz.
You can download this papercraft toy template here: Dump Truck Tee Dub Toyz Free Paper Toy Download
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This is a slum on the eastern outskirts of Kolkata. People live in those houses and their main source of income is salvaging anything sellable from the dump.
May 2008.
[Rough-edged industrial zone north of Stockholm which is being demolished to make way for the "Arenastaden" (Arena City) - Swedbank Arena and Mall of Scandinavia]
This is the scrap metal pile at my local dump. Yes, we still have a real "dump", not a sanitary landfill, or an incinerator, or refuse center. We go to the dump. And like the "olden days"... it's a place to say hi to your neigbor, maybe talk a little town politics, or just toss your trash.
There are separate piles for tree branches and leaves, electronics, and scrap metal. Bagged trash gets tossed into a giant (scary) compactor, and there are separate bins for recyling. And you can drop off things that still work and are not broken but that you no longer use at the "Swap Shop." They don't last very long there! Dump picking is still alive and well in Seabrook, NH! ;-)
At the dump in Yoro, Honduras. Every day, 80 tons of garbage are dumped and burned on this cliff side. About 40 people make a living by scrounging and selling junk. In five months, the dump will be closed off to them and they will have no immediate source of income.
During the CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2020, we found a great looking Kenworth Dump Truck with a Pulltarps Truck Tarping Systems installed. Check out more photos: bit.ly/2TDyNVC
Dumping gravel from Arthur River down the Western Explorer just 17km from Corrina. Few hours to drive down, then dump and run
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Seen April 19, 2011 working on the highway 41 widening project.
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12 August 2013. Park View Road, Tottenham N17. As a local ward councillor I got a call from residents about a waste problem at the corner of Park View Road and Dowsett Road.
Even before I got there, there was some litter and dumping. Although this may have been due to people who drive to the Reuse and Recycling Centre in Park View Road and find it closed. The Centre is about sixty metres to the south of where this quilt was left on the pavement.
Photos below taken a few minutes later :
• Across the street two dumped bags were dumped by the wall of the Recycling Depot.
• At the opposite corner a wardrobe/cupboard was left on the pavement outside 1 Havelock Road N17.
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Kamagasaki, Osaka, Japan used to be a thriving day laborer’s town. Today, it is home to approximately 25,000 unemployed and elderly men, many of whom are also homeless.
Alcoholism, poverty, suicide, Tuberculosis and, most of all, loneliness prevail here. These men don’t have family ties. They live and die as social outcasts from the mainstream “salaryman” culture.
“They are stuck in the middle.They are too old for this work but too young to get government assistance. No work, nowhere to go, and nobody to rely on. Some guys just kill themselves. I understand the feeling.” Says Yasuo Miyake, 65, a former construction worker currently living on government assistance.
“Everyday is a matter of life and death.When it gets cold, I see somebody frozen to death almost everyday. They drink cheap sake and lay down and die. The only comfort I have is that I’m not going to starve to death because of charity.“ says Toshio Fukushima,73.
Published: May 19, 2014