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It’s not just the shirt you wear that can get dirty. The shirts you wear. The clothes you put on. The shoes you wear. The socks you wear. The underwear you wear. The house you live in. All of these things get dirty, and if you don’t have a shower and a change of clothes, you’ll be cleaning up after yourself soon enough.
And this is a big one. If you are a homeowner in a city that has a city-wide trash pickup and you don’t have a trash service, you’re going to have a mess to clean up. It’s probably not a big deal to you, but when you’re the only person on the island who can’t do a simple load out of his own backyard garbage, it becomes a real problem.
The city of Louisville does a great job of offering trash pickup and services to their residents. They are one of the most convenient places to get trash and recycling picked up, but they are not a complete dumping ground. The city is one of those places where you can go to pick up every kind of trash you can possibly imagine. When you go out to the landfill, you can see all the types of recycling that are needed and you can even drop off a few bags of food waste.
This is where the problem starts. If you go to Louisville, you can’t just take a dump and then stop at the landfill. You have to go through the city’s recycling center. And when you come back out to the landfill, your trash bag is full again. What’s interesting is that the city’s recycling center is not the same as the one in the city’s trash and recycling pickup center.
You need a plastic bag to load your trash, so you have to have a plastic bag for each bag you take. You also need to have a place to keep the bags and keep them from clogging the system. In Louisville, they are not able to take out the bags from the garbage trucks. This means you have to go through the citys recycling center. And when you come back out to the landfill, your trash bag is full again.
So how many bags can you take with you on the way to the landfill? The answer is, you can take them all. There is a place in Louisville to store your bags, but it’s in a different building than the ones that take trash.
I’ve gone through the city’s recycling center on the way to the landfill and I am impressed by the ability of this city to find a way to make the landfill work. The landfill in Louisville takes all the bags from the city’s recycling trucks and puts them in a building that is so big it takes all the garbage trucks to load the bags.
I know the citys recycling center is a huge complex, but I wonder if the landfill is as big as all that? I can imagine it is, but that doesn’t make it any less efficient. I’ve seen a lot of big garbage dumps, and they take everything in their trucks.
The Louisville landfill is the largest, most efficient landfill in the United States! Thats right, there are more than 2,000 trucks hauling in trash from the Louisville landfill every day. It has an efficiency rate of 97.4% (that is to say, a truck loaded with 2,000 pounds of trash takes the same amount of time on average to load a truck full of trash).
And when its done, there’s nothing to take after. The landfill uses the trash to generate electricity to power the city. Pretty much everything in the landfill is recycled or reused, so its not like it is filled with garbage that is going to be thrown out.
