The DOJ slammed companies in the businesses of billboards, school textbooks, rubbish collection, wireless telephony, parking lots, milk, radio stations, paper coatings, asphalt and concrete production, software, health care, grain purchases, banking and petroleum-drilling fluids.
Australian ravens have adapted well to eating food scraps in urban areas, such as school playgrounds, rubbish tips, bins outside supermarkets or restaurants, abattoirs, piggeries and farmyards.
A pleasing side-effect is that the broad expectation has now been created that schools are rubbish.
It doesn't help the fact that [at home in the US] schools teach rubbish, marriage is breaking down, that society is [inaudible].
I believe that they want to turn inner city schools into rubbish.
At least the up-to-date material is radical: he attacks angsty middle-class parents for sending their kids to fee-paying schools and rubbishes the argument that the royal family are good for tourism - as if visitors to the Eiffel Tower say: "It's not a bad view, but the lack of a monarch spoils it somehow".
Despite the sharp increase in waste, the town is still using the same six compactors to process rubbish; school class sizes have nearly doubled and double-shifting has become commonplace in the north, where schools open at dawn and close after dark.
At school, I was rubbish at history but in Turkey, history is easy to read, and worn on everyone's face.
The petition was launched late last year by the award-winning fantasy writer Graham Joyce, and has, said the author, seen a "massive spike of support" every time the education secretary "makes a pronouncement – on history teaching, or on which books should be on the curriculum, or that school governors are rubbish".
"We need other latrines in our school, and also rubbish bins, boreholes, and more buildings," said 15-year-old Manuela Morko Koktto, a member of the sanitation club.
