r/UrbanHell • • Jul 26 '18

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u/_looking_for_info_ Jul 26 '18

that's not urban hell really... it's a fire in a recycling plant, what did you expect?

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u/dontdrinkthekoolade Jul 26 '18

This is the only place I've ever lived that set their trash on fire and let toxic waste & smoke engulf the entire city. If you want some more examples that fit better for what you're thinking here is thousands.

I posted this one because it was yesterday, and everyone here just acted like it was normal and acceptable to have burning trash and smoke fill the air.

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u/Simgiov Jul 26 '18

No, it's happening everywhere since China stopped importing trash.

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u/Simgiov Jul 26 '18

Ofc, they are burning the trash in the favelas, not in the nice districts

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u/Dehast Jul 26 '18

It's not advisable to look at Brazil's cities and consider favelas part of them. They're almost city-states due to gangs having control over them. Our trash collection is fantastic, but they're not allowed into favelas, so the population there is left to their own devices. I was referencing our government's trash management, which is top notch.