In the report, Vasudevan notes: "[Some] areas are witnessing destruction of coastal wetlands at a feverish pitch through incessant dumping of debris.
The signing ceremony was not just an insult to the benighted coal hamlets of Appalachia, where the industry's dumping of debris down the mountainsides has created a wasteland.
Construction-industry leaders argue that the $250 cost of hauling a dump truck of debris to Croton has now been greatly exceeded; they say their disposal outlays have risen to $600 or even $1,000, with trucks forced to dump as far away as Pennsylvania.
Across the state, the hurricane generated an estimated 660,000 dump trucks of debris.
In other areas, smaller sections of ceiling, several yards across, have caved in, dumping piles of debris, wire and ceiling tiles.
President Trump brandished executive pen and fresh hyperbole last week in blessing the coal industry's decades-old practice of freely dumping tons of debris into the streams and mountain hollows of America's mining communities.
Search and rescue teams from around the world scoured the wreckage of residential areas where the tsunami dumped tons of debris along miles of coastline.
There is currently little year-round rain in this part of Egypt, but there are occasional flash floods that hit the valley, dumping tons of debris into the open tombs.
In its later years, it was primarily a dump for debris from construction and demolition.
After my mother divorced my dad, he was convinced that she had cheated on him with her new boyfriend so he took a dump truck load of debris from a job site he was working at and dumped it on the house of my mom's boyfriend while she was in there having lunch on her lunch break.
Current industrial and agricultural practices dump vast quantities of debris into the biosphere which would ultimately leave the air unfit for humans and water unfit for fish.
