The final barge full of New York City trash arrives at the Fresh Kills Landfill in Staten Island, New York, 22 March, 2001 on the final day of the...史泰登島
Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik tours Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island, where the remains of the fallen World Trade Center's twin towers are...
The Manhattan skyline is seen in the background of tall grass at what will be New York's new parkland at Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island, New...自然郊野公園
New York City Department of Sanitation worker, Harold Sicker, helps secure one of two 28,000 pound pieces of World Trade Center steel before it is...
New York City Fire Department vehicles that were destroyed 11 September 2001 in the attack on the World Trade Center are stacked on top of each other...
Diane and Kurt Horning, who lost their son Matthew Horning in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks display items found on the Fresh Kills...
Crushed and charred civilian vehicles destroyed in the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center lie in heaps at Fresh Kills landfill in Staten...
Trash covers a portion of the Fresh Kills Landfill. The Fresh Kills Landfill, in the borough of Staten Island, was formerly the largest landfill in...垃圾堆填區, 史泰登島
World Trade Center identity cards from several offices at the WTC are filed alphabetically at the Fresh Kills Landfill 14 January, 2002. Workers are...
Workers sift through debris from the World Trade Center at Fresh Kills Landfill 14 January, 2002. Workers search for personal property and remains of...
Manhattan can be seen in the background as a crane moves World Trade Center debris at the Fresh Kills Landfill 14 January, 2002. Crews at ground zero...
Pipe and drum corp play during a memorial service for those killed during the September 11 attacks at the World Trade Center July 15, 2002 at Fresh...
Staten Island, New York: Freshkills Landfill the worlds largest landfill, processes 15,000 tons of trash per day.
Workers look through debris from the World Trade Center at Fresh Kills Landfill 14 January searching for personal property and remains of those who...
New York Governor George Pataki, Staten Island Borough President Guy Molinari and New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani wave as the the final barge full...魯迪·朱利安尼
Fresh Kills Park on Staten Island in New York City is seen from the air on July 4 in Carteret, New Jersey.史泰登島, 紐約市
Investigators in protective gear painstakingly sift through World Trade Center debris at Fresh Kills landfill on Staten Island. Literally billions of...
Staten Island, New York: Freshkills Landfill the worlds largest landfill, processes 15,000 tons of trash per day.
Garbage is deposited by heavy equipment at the Fresh Kills Land Fill, formerly the largest garbage dump in the world, now closed.
Fire engines are among the wreckage of the World Trade Center at Fresh Kills Landfill 19 September 2001 in Staten Island, New York. Investiagtors are...
World Trade Center identity cards from several offices at the WTC are filed by company at the Fresh Kills Landfill 14 January, 2002. Workers are...
Smashed vehicles recovered from the World Trade Center site are stacked at Fresh Kills Landfill in New York 14 January, 2002. The wreckage and rubble...
Sign outside the front gate marks the end of an era at the Fresh Kills Landfill as the final barge full of New York City trash arrived in Staten...
Officers lookover some of the twisted steel from the WTC before it goes to Freshkills Landfill in Staten Island, NY
Recovery workers use grapplers to scoop up wreckage from the World Trade Center and place it into sifters at Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island....
Workers pick through debris at the Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island, where the remains of the fallen World Trade Center's twin towers are being...
Staten Island, New York: Freshkills Landfill the worlds largest landfill, processes 15,000 tons of trash per day.
Staten Island, New York: Freshkills Landfill the worlds largest landfill, processes 15,000 tons of trash per day.
Bulldozer works among the remains of a police car and the wreckage from the World Trade Center at Fresh Kills Landfill in Staten Island, New York, 19...
Twisted rescue ladder on top of a New York City Fire Truck sits among World Trade Center debris at the Fresh Kills Landfill in New York 14 January,...
Close up of a New York City Fire Department vehicle at Fresh Kills Landfill 14 January, 2002 where debris from the World Trade Center is taken. Crews...
The torso of a bronze statue by French sculptor Auguste Rodin sits next to a plane engine and other debris recovered from the World Trade Center site...
Fire engines are among the wreckage of the World Trade Center at Fresh Kills Landfill 19 September 2001 in Staten Island, New York. Investiagtors are...
Dennis Diggins, former First Deputy Commissioner, New York City Department of Sanitation, poses for a portrait at the Fresh Kills landfill in the New...
Staten Island, New York: Freshkills Landfill the worlds largest landfill, processes 15,000 tons of trash per day.
Plastic liner covers a portion of the Fresh Kills Landfill. The Fresh Kills Landfill, in the borough of Staten Island, was formerly the largest...塑膠
Two men examine a car among the wreckage of the World Trade Center at Fresh Kills Landfill 19 September 2001 in Staten Island, New York....
Dennis Diggins, the former First Deputy Commissioner, New York City Department of Sanitation, shows images of debris removal after the 9/11 terrorist...
Dennis Diggins, former First Deputy Commissioner, New York City Department of Sanitation, speaks during an interview with AFP at the Fresh Kills...
Twisted rescue ladder on top of a New York City Fire Truck sits among World Trade Center debris at the Fresh Kills Landfill in New York 14 January,...
Member of the press gets a tour of what will be New York's new park land at Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island New York 25 October 2006. The...
Staten Island, New York: Freshkills Landfill the worlds largest landfill, processes 15,000 tons of trash per day.史泰登島
Staten Island, New York: Freshkills Landfill, the largest landfill, processes 15,000 tons of trash per day.史泰登島
Seagulls fly over Fresh Kills on Staten Island, a major land-fill for NYC's garbage and the largest dump in the US, now closed.
Two men examine a car among the wreckage of the World Trade Center 20 September 2001 at Fresh Kills Landfill in Staten Island, New York....
Members of the Guardian Angels cheer on drivers hauling the wreckage of the World Trade Center as it arrives at Fresh Kills Landfill in Staten...
Gun and the hand from a sculpture from the World Trade Center site are examined at the Fresh Kills Landfill 14 January, 2002. The hand is said to be...
Manhattan can be seen in the background as a crane moves World Trade Center debris at the Fresh Kills Landfill 14 January, 2002. Crews at ground zero...
Members of the Guardian Angels cheer on drivers hauling the wreckage of the World Trade Center as it arrives at Fresh Kills Landfill in Staten...
New York Governor George Pataki, Staten Island Borough President Guy Molinari and New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani wave as the the final barge full...
New York City Department of Sanitation workers move one of two 28,000 pound pieces of World Trade Center steel to a truck for use in a new U.S. Navy...
New York City Department of Sanitation workers move one of two 28,000 pound pieces of World Trade Center steel to a truck for use in a new U.S. Navy...
Steel beam from the wreckage of the World Trade Center is loaded on to a truck headed to Fresh Kills Landfill in Staten Island on September 19, 2001...
New York City Police Department Chief of Detectives Bill Allee walks amongst the piles of dirt and cement where the remains of the World Trade Center...
Bulldozer works among the remains of a police car and the wreckage from the World Trade Center at Fresh Kills Landfill in Staten Island, New York, 19...
Dennis Diggins, former First Deputy Commissioner, New York City Department of Sanitation, points to a water way used by barge boats to drop off...
