NIEDERZISSEN, Germany: Near the villages devastated by historic floods in Germany last month, waste centers are struggling to sort a pile equivalent to a whole year's worth of refuse.
"There's not been anything like it in Germany," Sascha Hurtenbach, director of the waste management centre in Niederzissen, tells Agence France-Presse, while behind him diggers work to reduce the size of the mounds of debris.
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