CLEAN : New York seeking permanent home for one mans trash museum

The video discusses various artifacts, including a Star of David and items related to 911, collected by Nelson Molina, a former New York City sanitation worker. Molina spent over 30 years salvaging items he deemed valuable from the trash. The collection now contains tens of thousands of objects. With Molina retired, the New York City Department of Sanitation must decide the collection's future. The collection serves as a time capsule of neighborhood history, showcasing items that evoke memories and reflect the community's past.

What was the Star of David presented to Joseph Akins made from?

• Bronze

• Silver

• Steel from the World Trade Center

• Gold

What was the practice regarding items found on the street?

• They could be taken home and used

• They were to be destroyed

• They were to be left untouched

• They were to be reported to the authorities

What types of items did Nelson Molina find in the trash?

• Books and magazines

• Clothes and shoes

• Electronics and gadgets

• Paintings and statues

What is the current challenge regarding Nelson Molina's collection?

• Donating it to a museum

• Deciding on the next steps for preservation

• Selling the collection

• Finding a new collector

What does the collection of Nelson Molina represent?

• A collection of random items

• A timeline of neighborhood history

• A business venture

• A personal hobby