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The City of Trash: Philadelphia on Brink of Public Health Emergency
The Philadelphia Health Department has warned of increased risks of disease transmission due to rotting waste attracting rodents, insects, and other pests. Rats and mice have become a common sight, with residents reporting infestations in neighborhoods like West Philly and Hunting Park.
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Unbelievable stenches and a fear of rats: mountains of trash on one corner in Mayfair grew so large that the city had to tape ...
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Manila garbage crisis worse than thought - IskoManila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso lamented on Monday that he was met with a huge problem on his first day at work ...
The smell of hot garbage in the morning, evening or afternoon is well-known to anyone who’s lived through a New York City summer. But the familiar urban fragrance is especially pronounced and ...
San Diego is about to make a major change in how it charges for residential trash collection — and it could blindside many homeowners. Most residents now know the city is ending “free” trash ...
Daniel Conwill, the owner of Felix’s Restaurant and Oyster Bar, and Marina Costopoulos, a French Quarter resident, filed the ...
Gen Z men are leaving their mark on the city — and leaving their trash. The city’s worst litterers are men from the Bronx and Queens between the ages of 18-34 — even though the litterbugs ...
COLORADO CITY — A family in Colorado City said illegal dumping near their home is out of control. Sandy Browning and Calvin Walley are worried the trash piling up is a health and safety issue.
And this year, with temperatures in the high 80s and low 90s, that's made worse as piles of trash accumulate three days into a strike by the city's blue-collar workers.
Philadelphia is about to smell a lot worse if Mayor Cherelle Parker doesn't cut a deal with the striking trash union.
In Britain's second largest city of Birmingham, a long running strike by garbage truck workers has led to huge piles of trash and a rat infestation. “You’re not getting little rats anymore ...
Tensions escalated at New Orleans City Hall as Mayor LaToya Cantrell's administration faced scrutiny from the New Orleans City Council over the French Quarter garbage contract.
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