New York City’s trash problem feels reminiscent of a bad group project: no one wants to step up and take responsibility for the work. Can a new partnership cleanup the city's dirty streets?
New York City's trash problem feels reminiscent of a bad group project: no one wants to step up and take responsibility for the work, but there's plenty of finger-pointing to go around.
The head of the sanitation department said what really stinks about the problem is -- it's been building for decades. At intersections and corners referred to by the city as"no man's land" areas, there have been longstanding squabbles within city government over responsibility. But that kind of hot potato runaround is over, so the city claims, thanks to a multi-million dollar investment and coordination between the departments of sanitation, environmental protection, transportation and parks and recreation.
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