00:00you probably won't believe this some cities are now running short on garbage
00:03not because they can't process it fast enough but because there isn't enough to burn
00:07it's reached the point where cities are actually paying to import garbage from other places
00:1110 years ago garbage was piling into mountains spreading outward ring by ring around city
00:15edges polluting the air seeping into groundwater landfills expanding endlessly and still never
00:19enough everyone was focused on one question how do we get rid of the garbage then someone
00:24completely flipped the direction no more landfill send it straight to power generation garbage
00:29enters a sealed furnace breaks down at high temperature combustible material converts into
00:33electricity smoke gets processed layer by layer until clean remaining ash gets used as construction
00:37material the entire logic reverses in one complete system garbage is no longer a burden it becomes a
00:42stable fuel source one ton of garbage generates electricity and produces revenue but this is
00:48exactly where the problem quietly takes root once a power plant is built it cannot stop one day offline
00:53and costs start climbing immediately but the amount of garbage a city produces every day has a natural
00:57limit then the most abnormal situation appears cities digging up old landfills on one side while
01:02importing garbage from surrounding regions on the other even purchasing garbage by the ton
01:06what nobody wanted before has become a resource cities now compete for
01:10the real core of this story the moment a system starts depending on garbage to function
01:13garbage is no longer allowed to disappear
01:15garbage is no longer allowed to disappear