Engineers Tackle Garbage Shredder For Pollution Free Disposal
New York City and federal health officials fund a $10,000 grant to develop a garbage shredding system aimed at reducing land and air pollution. Engineers report ongoing tests on hammer mill shredders, with waste volumes projected to rise from 22 500 to 45 000 tons daily by century's end, and explore pyrolysis and composting as alternative recycling methods.
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