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In the Lorax where was the waste and garbage dumped from the town and factory?
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In a land fill
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Where was the waste and garbage dumped from the town and factory?
in the Ocean
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Place where garbage is hauled and buried?
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What do Amish do with their garbage?
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Is trash - rubbish antonyms or synonyms?
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To lower or decrease waste or garbage.
Where is the Low-Level waste is dumped?
in the sea
What is domestic waste?
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What do you do with your wet and dry garbage?
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