debrisremoval

noun
UK /ˈdɛbriː rɪˌmuːvəl/
US /dəˈbriː rɪˌmuːvəl/

Debris removal is the job of taking away broken bits and trash after something like a storm or a crash.

After the hurricane, the city hired a crew for debris removal.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The process of clearing rubble and wreckage from a building site or disaster area.

Debris removal began as soon as the fire was put out.

3. A service that hauls away leftover construction materials and trash.

We booked debris removal after the kitchen renovation.

4. In space science, the clearing of old satellites and junk from orbit.

Engineers are studying debris removal to keep space safe for spacecraft.