We thought we were done with rancid stenches coming from the old Fresh Kills landfill property. But I guess not. A composting facility located on the grounds of the old dump has been stinking up the ...
It was once the largest landfill in the world, a behemoth dumping ground that opened in Staten Island’s swamps after World War II. Barges brought bilious heaps of trash to the Fresh Kills landfill for ...
A special ceremony took place Monday, marking an important day in Staten Island history: March 22, 2001, the day the city closed the Fresh Kills Landfill. A memorial stone now marks what was once one ...
The people of Staten Island once had the dubious distinction of living with the Fresh Kills Landfill — home to what was once the world’s largest garbage dump and a reminder that we live in a throwaway ...
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