The Garbage Problem in Staten Island, New YorkThis book vividly discusses the garbage problem in Staten Island, New York. Even with a well-established waste collection, recycling and landfill system, Staten Island management hates scrutiny, hence why they ignored Royte's calls. It also shows how most New York residents are not interested in making work easier for the waste collection industry, which has a negative effect on the environment. Conclusion: Link to my research project In conclusion, the material in Garbage Land links to my research problem in which explains how waste collected from households is managed. While there is no aseptic technique on the part of the people handling this waste, it is clear that most of the waste obtained is recycled for reuse. According to Royte, 28% of the remainder is buried, 17% is incinerated, and 1% is “disposed to the surface” without treatment (Royte,