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City Aims for Zero Waste, but Inks Long-Term Deal with Upstate Landfill
Cole Rosengren |
The $3.3 billion, 20-year plan to send Brooklyn garbage to the Seneca Meadows landfill illustrates the growing costs of burying trash.
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The Hamilton Avenue MTS is undergoing permit inspections and could be open by early 2017.
The $3.3 billion, 20-year plan to send Brooklyn garbage to the Seneca Meadows landfill illustrates the growing costs of burying trash.
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