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The solution to the trash problem

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¿What would be the most efficient way to clean up the city from the disaster's debris?

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¿What would be the most efficient way to clean up the city from the disaster's debris?

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Objective: To find a way in which citizens can collectively help to clean city in the most efficient and effective way

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- Always check flooded ares, holes or pits with a stick by poking around before you enter.
- Conduct Inspections around damaged building before entering or working around it
- Report any obvious hazards (downed power lines, frayed electric wires, gas leaks or snakes) to appropriate authorities.

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An inbound specialist at Evergreen Lawnand Pest,  Laura Simis,  said that dry pile apart from smelling like decomposition also are high fire hazards. The most effective way to clean up the trash is by separating them by category.
Yard waste, has to be separated out from construction materials. Debris shouldn't be placed in garbage bags.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/5-sustainable-ways-to-clean-up-trash-debris-after-a-natural-disaster

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This article gave us insight as to how to clean up debris. It uses the cases of Puerto Rico and the US.

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Place collection bins all over the city for debris that citizens have collected. The pins should be separated into organic debris, plastic debris, and glass debris

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categorize it :
1.- organic waste   can be composted
2.-  Any clothing that may have been ruined could be  turned into things like insulation, rags or carpets.
3.- Yard waste   has to be separated out from construction materials  so it can be normally recycle

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For every certain amount of debris/garbage collected. ex: 5 kilos there will be a reward ex: extra food rations, monetary reward, etc.

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In some recycling centers they buy trash, and that would be a good way to remunerate volunteers and fund the cleanup effort. “Waste is money,” says Mr Blanco, who has been working for the UN in post-disaster environments for more than 10 years. “Waste for many is rubbish, but if it’s properly handled it can be a social income.”

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Volunteers will be given equipment and make chains to clean up the debris. According to the UN it is beneficial to "bring in heavy machinery and experts, or engage the community and pay them to clear the debris in “cash-for-work” schemes."

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-d7bc8641-9c98-46e7-9154-9dd6c5fe925e

https://www.scph.org/emergency-preparedness/clean-after-disaster

https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/5-sustainable-ways-to-clean-up-trash-debris-after-a-natural-disaster/70002890

https://www.osha.gov/OshDoc/cleanupHazard.html

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It will take time but we will remove all of the debris, it may be a bit expensive but it is worth it to rebuild the city.