Underground Garbage Disposal System Sucks

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The City of Sydney Council, Australia is considering a system of high pressure underground pipes to collect garbage from inner-city homes.  Already in place in a number of European and other cities, the system can be retrofitted into current infrastructure though it is obviously easier to implement in greenfield sites.

The system may mean an end to the dirty garbage bins and the noisy, fuel consuming garbage collection truck, reducing waste and greenhouse gas emission.

Check out the video at The Sydney Morning Herald.

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