The cure

driverless dozers use them to collect garbage solar powered!

combine self driving garbage trucks with driverless dozers to gather garbage from dumps such as shitfuckistan



  combine with driverless dozers automated



solar powered container trucks carry garbage collected from driverless dozers



solution is digging big holes till the center of the earth let magma melt this shit solar powered self driving garbage trucks/bullet trains deliver it to the excavated asshole of the earth wherever it is located probably pissrael

automated drilling to throw garbage in the magmic lova


solar powered self pilot garbage collecting boats will deal with that garbage islands and stuff collect the trash from the ocean send it deep in the deepest layer of hell i.e. center of the earth filled with lava, understand?

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