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    The image shows a metal garbage can or drum filled with multiple used paint cans of various sizes, placed on an asphalt surface. The paint cans appear old, rusted, and heavily used, suggesting this is a hazardous waste collection or disposal site. Several larger buckets and drums are visible in the surrounding area.

    LONG ISLAND CITY/QUEENS/NEW YORK, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES

    12.03.2012

    Photo by Eliud Echevarria 

    Federal Emergency Management Agency     

    The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) prepare chemicals for disposal in orphan containers found in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. Hurricane Sandy moved hundreds of hazardous chemical containers from homes and businesses into the marshland. FEMA has assigned EPA with the mission of collecting and disposing the chemicals. (Photo by Eliud Echevarria / FEMA)

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    Date Taken: 12.03.2012
    Date Posted: 12.08.2012 08:11
    Photo ID: 797070
    VIRIN: 121203-S-1234E-001
    Resolution: 3000x1996
    Size: 6.27 MB
    Location: LONG ISLAND CITY/QUEENS/NEW YORK, NEW YORK, US
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    The image shows a metal garbage can or drum filled with multiple used paint cans of various sizes, placed on an asphalt surface. The paint cans appear old, rusted, and heavily used, suggesting this is a hazardous waste collection or disposal site. Several larger buckets and drums are visible in the surrounding area.
    The image shows a large collection of propane gas cylinders laid on their sides on a paved surface, viewed from above. The cylinders vary significantly in condition, ranging from relatively clean white-painted tanks to heavily rusted and corroded ones. This appears to be a propane tank collection, recycling, or exchange depot.
    A worker in a yellow hazmat suit and red cap labeled 'CMC' is reviewing documents at an outdoor hazardous waste collection site. Multiple drums and containers are visible, including one prominently labeled 'Corrosive Liquids #177' with a corrosive hazard symbol. The operation appears to be a hazardous waste disposal or collection event set up under a large white tent.
    The image shows a large collection of black industrial drums with white lids arranged in rows on a paved surface outdoors. The drums are labeled with green 'Non-Hazardous Waste' stickers and handwritten markings identifying the contents as 'Latex Paint' along with numerical identifiers. This appears to be a waste collection or disposal event, likely a community hazardous/non-hazardous waste drop-off program.

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