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Raffaello Rosselli Architect

Across this country, waste management facilities (or “tips”) are located out of sight, on the outskirts of our communities. Occasionally we might load up our cars or trailers and make the journey to the periphery, unload as quickly as possible and return to the comfort of home. The majority of us, however, remain blissfully ignorant to the actual scale and impact of our household waste, to how it is processed and to where it all

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