Showing posts with label debris desposal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label debris desposal. Show all posts

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Tree Disease



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Trees are living organisms that also get sick such as humans, many do do to temperature changes, its surroundings and other events not native of the area. 

Tree disease can be spread on footwear, vehicle wheels, tools and machinery, by transplanting infected plants or also in rain, mists and air currents. 

Arborists are tree doctors who can diagnose and treat many types of trees. 

Common Diseases in the northeast are: Dutch, phloem necrosis, wilt, anthracnose, cedar rust, leaf spot, leaf blister, mildew, sooty molds, diplodia tip blight, cytospora canker.

Trees aren't just exposed to diseases but also to small pests.

Other diseases of regions: here

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Saturday, January 5, 2013

Christmas Tree Disposal



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A natural Christmas tree usually last 5 weeks, and the coming 2 weeks after Christmas is time to dispose it.

There are many things you can do with your Christmas tree. A simple way can be to leave it by the curb or close to the garbage, many times the towns provide such service but you may not be lucky. 

Another way can be to recycle the wood and make good fire wood.

Rent A dump, this may not be cheap but if you rent a dump they will be responsible to empty it and you are paying them for it.

Contact your local Tree Company ! As tree companies they may be able to help you destroy the tree and charge you for this service and you may have now wood chips you can use for something else or maybe they'll advice you on what to do next.

Another can be to contact National Christmas Tree Association they will help you find the best option close to you.

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Saturday, December 22, 2012

Problems After Sandy



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It's been already 2 Months since the Sandy Hurricane hit the East Coast, but many problems seem to be still here not going away for many residents. The accumulation of debris its a big problem, stumps not being removed yet and garbage disposal are the main problems of why this hasn't gone away yet.

When a natural disaster like sandy occurs security goes first, emergencies go on the top of the list , the most important thing is to secure that no one gets hurt and the most dangerous situations get fixed first. The problem is that many emergencies happened at the same time and the minor and last details after a while are amounting.

Problem #1 Some debris hasn't been picked up and still on the streets because the town isn't coming around soon enough. Well what you can do its make sure you and your neighbors are on top of the town but sometimes there is certain debris that they wont pick up. Debris being picked up from tree companies may be taking a little bit of time too and also depending on when you go the job done, after a natural disaster for everything to be taken away 100% can even take up to 4 weeks.

Problem #2  Sumps not being removed yet, well this one should be the least of the problems although they arent good for the view te emergency is gone, the fallen tree. There is aproximatelly 3,000 to 4,000 stumps to be removed in NY. These will be taken down is an slower pace.  


Problem #3   Garbage disposal, This is the main cause of why problem #1 and problem #2 still exist...there is no place to throw out debris. All the places where the goverment and tree companies dispose all the garbage and full. In many places like in Floyd Bennett Field started burning out debris. The American Lung Association is against this while the enviromental office says its the safest alternative we have. The only way this can be solved unfortunatelly its with time and contacting the goverment so they can help long island to get rid of the debris problem.





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