incineration

Interestingly enough, VX poison gas (think The Rock, but less face-melting) was disposed in this way before they tried incineration and chemical means.

The difference is that the nazis moved people from their homes onto trains, then the execution was a formalized program of removing property, valuables, execution and incineration.

So it was determine this mold was so bad, and the documents so inconsequential, that instant incineration was the only answer?

Of course, you don't get 100% efficiency in incineration, but an oversupply of 60x leaves a lot of room for inefficiency.

A notepad page is also easier to permanently sterilize (via incineration) than a lab coat.

I find it telling that quite a few of the 'against' arguments compare incineration not with landfills, but with other technologies/solutions.

Typewriter ribbons can be dealt with by old fashioned incineration.

Is incineration really the more environmentally friendly way to go?

Reigning in the totally out of control budget for incinerating people should have come long ago, but is unspeakable for major shareholders of the people incineration industry.

But Beijing's push to increase the share of burned waste is unmistakable: a central target calls for 30% of MSW to be treated by waste-to-energy incineration by 2030.

These scandals aside, imagine what it is like to live underneath the constant threat of instantaneous incineration - the buzzing of drones in the sky and sporatic strikes.

[heavy metals in biomass] may be further concentrated by incineration or even recycled for industrial use.

Whatever the real storage & retrieval costs may have been -- this whole "panic incineration" thing still doesn't make any sense.

What's interesting is that the poster above simply keeps asserting, over and over, that it was "because of the mold, ya know" as if the surprise incineration was an obvious, necessary result of the situation.