A Report On The Final Disposition Of The Wastes Of New York

This report offers a fascinating look into the early days of waste management in New York City. George E. Waring was a pioneer in the field, and his innovative ideas helped to transform the city's sanitation system. This report outlines his vision for a more efficient and effective approach to waste management, and provides valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities involved in this vital public service.

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