You may have to check. Where I live theres a rule against scavenging.
Rubbish dumps contribute to air, water, and soil pollution through the release of harmful chemicals and greenhouse gases. They can also harm wildlife by disrupting ecosystems and leaching toxic substances into the environment. In addition, rubbish dumps can create unsightly landscapes and pose health risks to nearby communities.
No, they save the planet from invasion so don't recycle !!!!!!!!!
People may live in dumps due to poverty, lack of affordable housing options, or inability to access resources such as social services or mental health support. Additionally, some individuals may engage with scavenging activities in dumps as a form of survival or income generation.
Garbage dumps, sewers and anywhere they can find shelter away from the eyes of people and other predators.
No, brass is a metal that will stay for thousands of years in landfills and rubbish dumps without breaking down.
take dumps on ravens
No it is rubbish
In ancient Ur, people would often throw their trash into designated areas outside the city walls called rubbish pits or dumps. These areas were located away from living quarters to prevent the spread of disease and to keep the city clean.
Slums are often located at the outskirts of cities on unused land. Often, around these areas, rubbish is dumped from the cities. People who live in slums often scavenge through this rubbish to find materials to build their houses with, however many look for objects that can be sold in the rubbish dumps and they sell them (e.g shoes, scrap metal, electronics). Other jobs can include basic jobs like shoe-shining and singing. Many children/adults go to cities and beg to earn money. This type of work known as work in the informal sector and so is untaxed
As long as there have been people to create rubbish, rubbish has existed.
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