蜿蜒穿过菲律宾马尼拉东北郊一片贫民窟的棚户、市场和泥石小路,一抬头,你会望见高达40多米的柏雅塔斯(Payatas)垃圾山。2000年7月10日的一场台风暴雨曾使这座垃圾山倒塌,排山倒海的垃圾和泥土覆盖了附近的棚户屋,造成上百人死亡和失踪。那次悲剧让马尼拉垃圾山恶名远播,而10年后,垃圾山的高度和广度仍只增不减——它的面积已达22公顷,山上垃圾车轰鸣,山腰和山脚下拾荒者埋头苦干。可 Winding through shanty shanties, markets and debris paths in the southeastern suburb of Manila, Philippines, you can see Payatas mountain rubbish up to 40 meters high. Tens of thousands of typhoons on July 10, 2000, caused the rubbish to collapse, and the rubbish and mud surrounding it covered the nearby shanty houses, killing hundreds and missing. That tragedy made a name for Metro Manila’s rubbish, and 10 years later the height and breadth of the rubbish still only increased - it covered an area of ​​22 hectares. The rubbish on the hill roared, dry. can