Table of Contents
Material Remains: The Perpetual Challenge of Garbage
October 2013
How San Francisco Disposes of Its Garbage
October 1898
The Disposal of New York's Refuse
October 1903
The Disposal of a City's Waste
Franz Schneider on July 1912
Cremation in the Household
July 1875
Garbage Disposal and the Harbor Channels
November 1903
A Garbage Crisis
Harry A. Mount on January 1922
Improved Furnace for Burning Garbage
March 1879
Garbage Destructor and Carbonizer
March 1881
Garbage Cremating Furnace
July 1881
The Traveling Garbage Burner of Chicago
December 1893
Kitchen Refuse Readily Disposed of
June 1895
Utilization of the Waste of Cities
March 1881
The Utilization of New York City Garbage
August 1897
Disposal of the Wastes of New York City
August 1897
Running Municipal Trolley Cars with Garbage and Refuse
June 1907
Making Soaps and Munitions from the Garbage Pail, The Liberty Aero Oil Which Meets the Requirements of Aviation, and more
September 1918
Valuable Binder Material from Waste, Giant Crane Lifts its Smaller Brother
George H. Dacy on June 1921
Garbage in Working Clothes
Harry A. Mount on August 1922
How Washington's Garbage Pays Dividends
Nell Ray Clarke on December 1926
Disappearing Act
Tim Beardsley on November 1988
Managing Solid Waste
Philip R. O'Leary, Patrick W. Walsh, Robert K. Ham on December 1988
Dirty Business
Elizabeth Corcoran on September 1989
Plastic Goes Green
Corey S. Powell on August 1990
Garbage in, Gravel out
W. Wayt Gibbs on May 1993
The Greening of Garbage
Marguerite Holloway, Paul Wallich on September 1993
Where, Exactly, Does Your Garbage Go After You Toss It out?
Larry Greenemeier on July 2009
The Power of Garbage
John Pavlus on December 2009
Garbage in, Energy out: Turning Trash into Biofuel
David Biello on August 2011
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