#1 Part of the 26,000 tons of solid waste that new york city produces each day. Tugs tow heavily-laden barges down the east river to the overflowing staten island landfill, 1970s

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#1 Part of the 26,000 tons of solid waste that new york city produces each day. Tugs tow heavily-laden barges down the east river to the overflowing staten island landfill, 1970s

Shocking Environmental Conditions of 1970s Staten Island Revealed by DOCUMERICA

#1 Part of the 26,000 tons of solid waste that new york city produces each day. Tugs tow heavily-laden barges down the east river to the overflowing staten island landfill, 1970s

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