It's my first time to see somebody burning garbage out in the yard...in Canada. Most of the garbage here are collected by garbage collectors and then thrown in the landfill located close to the McIvor Lake while the recycling depot is in another location.
In the Philippines garbage are collected and don't know where those collectors dump the garbage. While so many of the inhabitants don't wait for the garbage to be collected because there is no proper collection agency or you don't know when will they collect so some of these garbage should be burned right immediately or it will be scattered by dogs, rats, cats and other rodents. The wind, typhoon and flood can also scatter these garbage if not sealed or burned properly..
You tell me why so many floating small islands around the archipelago? What do you call these small islands? Islets? Don't tell me those islands were once the landfill? Mountain of garbage then covered with layers and layers of resealant then on top you have to cover them with grass and trees. Valleys, hills and mountains during ancient time was produced upon waste and garbage hardened by molten rocks in a volcanic process and the preservation of such garbage is happening in our generation. That pile of garbage will eventually turned into uranium and other minerals known to man. You'll have them in your batteries. You'll have them in your gasoline and crude oil. Most of all you will use them for your computers and handheld gadgets. Million years from now those garbage, mountain of garbage will be the costly granite and marbles that you admire on your floors, walls, on your post, and on your kitchen counter. Hard to believe but you don't realize that garbage is really not wasted.
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