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New York City Trash Collection Remains a Free, Unlimited Service

DSNY deputy commissioner Joshua Goodman describes the logistics of collecting 24 million pounds of daily waste as one of the last free city services untouched by neoliberalism.

1 publisher · 3 articles · first seen 9 Nov 2026 · updated 3d ago

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  1. Odd Lots: This Is How New York City Takes Out Its Trash Bloomberg Markets ·
  2. This Is How New York City Takes Out Its Trash Bloomberg Markets ·
  3. Odd Lots: How New York City Takes Out Its Trash (Podcast) Bloomberg Markets ·

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