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Personal Landfill Plots - Forever Landfill in LA (VIDEO)
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Forever Landfill is a private disposal service for L.A. residents that gives each home a landfill plot for their personal trash. With the average American producing four pounds of trash a day, there’s a dire need to get waste under control. Forever Landfill also knows that being totally eco-friendly and not producing any waste leaves little room for fun, and no room for luxury.
“While city officials are beginning to create a ‘zero waste’ economy in which all products are either biodegradable or 100% recyclable, Forever Landfill knows your discerning eye does not want to sacrifice quality to conform to environmental regulations,” HeavyTrash.com says.
“True to our American heritage, we Angelenos have the freedom to live large and as we please, yet the city soon won’t be able to meet our current needs. With limited landfill space and lagging recycling plans, the city leaves you with no option but to take things into your own hands,” HeavyTrash explained.
About a minute into the video, the hostess gives a quick description of how the service works.
Forever Landfill solves a pressing urban problem by offering Angelenos a unique opportunity to relieve their future waste burden. With Los Angeles' consumptive culture showing no sign of slowing, the city's current landfill supply falls short of demand. Forever Landfill provides an essential service to meet the lifestyle needs of L.A.'s luxury community by giving residents the opportunity to purchase their own personal landfill plot, complete with discrete daily pick-ups, signature refuse bins, and platinum customer care. Rather than asking Angelenos to make personal sacrifices, or requiring commercial producers to take responsibility for the waste they create, Forever Landfill allows residents to send their toxic e-waste, unsightly plastics, and excess packaging to a remote location where all trash can rest in peace.
(heavytrash)
Via: heavytrash
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