Systems like the landfill gas collection stations throughout the landfill mounds collect and purify the byproducts.
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The EPA has also announced plans for an isolation barrier between the Landfill and the adjacent Bridgeton Landfill.
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Cotter was the company that dumped the radioactive materials in the landfill in 1973, while Bridgeton Landfill owns the site.
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Fresh Kills Landfill was at one point not only the biggest landfill, but also the largest human-made structure, in the world.
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At the West Lake Landfill complex, in a Missouri suburb of St. Louis, a "smoldering event" has been burning for years under a landfill.
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The absolute epitome of trite landfill indie music... JB: This song is basically the apex, death and afterlife of landfill indie all in one go.
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The landfill owners told them that it was due to a "smoldering event," created by underground gasses that can ignite some of the landfill garbage.
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The slope reminded him of the unlamented Fresh Kills landfill, where New York City dumped its solid waste until the landfill closed in March 2001.
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And "Landfill" (1999-2000), a full-scale diorama of a landfill, is "Herbarium's" inverse — equally meticulous, but of a wholly different scope and completely different tenor.
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As it is, the UK is fast running out of landfill capacity – arecent reportestimated that England has less than seven years capacity for non-hazardous landfill.
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His range of apparel serves to eliminate landfill crowding (his line is constructed from recycled uniforms and salvageable landfill-bound threads), and raise money for the cause.
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"A modern landfill is a complex engineering project and digging one up brings up all sorts of environmental issues, such as dangerous gasses and potential landfill fires," Howells says.
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The official gave the women a map, now included in state documents, drawing out the shape and structure of the landfill, with no indication that a limestone divided the landfill.
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The EPA and Bridgeton Landfill both maintain that the landfill currently "poses no unacceptable risk to human health or the environment," but people who live near it don't believe that.
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Your house should not lose water service because of the coronavirus, so all those plastic bottles will end up in a landfill or the ocean (our new landfill) for no good reason.
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Incinerators and landfill will take some of the surplus waste.
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Odour from a landfill next door permeates the humid air.
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Still, the children of "Landfill Harmonic" are wonderful to watch.
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" But, she continues, "I'm also not interested in designing landfill.
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Where does this plot on the descent into landfill indie?
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"Landfill Harmonic" (2015), directed by Brad Allgood and Graham Townsley.
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She shot Stella McCartney's latest campaign at a Scottish landfill.
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I was thinking they should not go in the landfill.
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Either way, the waste is kept out of the landfill.
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Most contemporary possessions, Tool said, end up in the landfill.
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Rethinking your drink routine can also prevent unintended landfill waste.
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"They're literally taking trucks straight to the landfill," he said.
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First, call to see if the local landfill allows visitors.
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New York City had a landfill of its own once.
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Unfortunately, some of that food ends up in a landfill.
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Many won't even be worn before heading to the landfill.
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"We did not send food waste to the landfill," Cormier said.
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That trash ended up at Chesser Island landfill in Folkston, Georgia.
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Most of the time, treated soil gets sent to the landfill.
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The extent of landfill damage is also unclear in Puerto Rico.
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If you live in a city, look up your closest landfill.
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Her remains were found in a dumpster at a landfill Tuesday.
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Still, a lot of what could be reused goes into landfill.
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According to CBS News, authorities found Cedric's body in a landfill.
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They will be shipped directly from the manufacturer to the landfill.
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These technicians are responsible for 'turning' the landfill gas extraction wells.
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Again, a good thing for landfill centres across the globe. Rejoice!
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You know the Canucks are a smoldering landfill of hamster feces.
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I know the Canucks are a smoldering landfill of hamster feces.
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But this is wishful thinking: most of itend up in landfill.
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"The bank is the outermost edge of a landfill," Nagle explained.
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Environment: Has a zero landfill policy for its retired electronic equipment.
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Diverse and distant ecologies are flattened into one vast interconnected landfill.
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The landfill crisis in Puerto Rico has been unfolding for decades.
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Hills have been flattened, islands swallowed up by landfill, shorelines redrawn.
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"You're sending additional greens to the landfill," Ms. Ruiz-Hays said.
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It's not going to be cremated and chucked into a landfill.
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"Without them the script for this would be landfill," Lorre said.
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Even an old mattress need not end up in a landfill.
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Forty percent go to the landfill, and a third into nature.
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Data from the devices showed that many of the birds were living in landfill nests, while others farther away would travel up to 30 miles to the nearest landfill to collect food to bring back home.
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"Staten Island had a bad reputation among New Yorkers," explained Megan Moriarty, as we drove to the Freshkills Landfill-to-Park project (what was formerly known as Fresh Kills Landfill is now referred to as Freshkills Park).
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Puerto Rico was also facing a landfill crisis before Maria, with 19 of the 29 landfill sites on the island in violation of federal law, piling up with garbage and bathing nearby communities in a putrid stench.
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The debris, including the display, was accidentally discarded in a local landfill.
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Abandoned houses in the Bayshore neighborhood with Landfill Hill in the background.
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Abandoned houses in the Bayshore neighborhood with Landfill Hill in the background.
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One landfill leaked toxic runoff for years before the government addressed it.
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The alternative would be to put (the candy) in a landfill somewhere.
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The vast majority ends up being dumped, most of it in landfill.
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Once they are finished with, they are scrapped and sent to landfill.
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Maybe, to some shoppers, Amazon looks like a junk food landfill today.
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Uneaten food is clogging up municipal waste systems and limited landfill space.
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His body was concealed in a landfill not far from Adams' home.
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Or it ends up in landfill, potentially contaminating soil and water sources.
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"You can recycle something that would go into a landfill," Freitas shared.
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Gargol's body was found on a road leading to a Saskatoon landfill.
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That brewery, based in Golden, Colorado, achieved landfill free status in 2013.
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A landfill of epic proportions, art as the feculence of life itself.
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Bunker rubble is used as landfill for land reclamation near Sarandë, Albania.
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We will ensure that they are recycled, with 0% going to landfill.
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Inland gulls are attracted to food waste in landfill sites and bins.
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In fact, Apple labels AirPods boxes with a "do not landfill" icon.
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The bipartisan West Lake Landfill legislation unanimously passed the Senate in February.
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This temporary landfill located near Kathmandu has been in operation since 2005.
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But once your formula is that…well, we're in Stadium Landfill territory.
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Not just, you know, release a bunch of worms into a landfill.
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Trilobites You don't want your tree to end up in a landfill.
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If successful, it could reduce landfill use and save the city millions.
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That's a hundred tons of waste that won't go into a landfill.
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Law enforcement visited the landfill before, said Adams with Woodland Park Police.
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Additional subsides for clearing landfill reduced Moritomo's outlay to next to nothing.
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So, some cities are saving a lot of food from the landfill.
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Closed Loop invests in recycling programs, sustainable goods and landfill reduction efforts.
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How can a designer ensure it doesn't wind up in the landfill?
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The more stuff you can keep out of the landfill, the better.
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"Nothing ends up in a landfill," said ThredUp's chief executive, James Reinhart.
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The alternative would be to put [the candy] in a landfill somewhere.
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Now it's back Over 34 dates of their 2019 tour, Reverb says it helped Maroon 5 divert 2,580 gallons of waste from landfill and provided water refill stations which helped eliminate 11,403 single-use plastic bottles from landfill.
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In 2015, the US Department of Justice sued the territorial government for failing to turn in plans to close the Bovoni landfill on St. Thomas, which butts up against a marine reserve, and the Anguilla landfill on St. Croix.
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"The reactive quality must be removed before going in a landfill," said Lovato.
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The rest falls into a skip, to be hauled off to a landfill.
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Another wondered whether the landfill was as earthquake-proof as its owners claimed.
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The biggest landfill in Mumbai, India, called Deonar dumping ground, is just that.
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As a result, a lot of material is ending up in the landfill.
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Instead, they will sit in a landfill for generations, contributing to plastic pollution.
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Residents dump their buckets by foot or all-terrain vehicle in the landfill.
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Activists have built a tent camp at the planned landfill site in Shiyes.
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Mr Howells's attempts to recover his hard drive from a Welsh landfill failed.
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One of the four Flare Stations at Freshkills that controls landfill gas emission.
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A young boy scavenges in the Anlong Pi landfill in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
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So, what about food waste that's already on its way to the landfill?
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The landfill is adjacent to a number of homes of Toa Alta residents.
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Better-off cities will have to burn most garbage, and curb landfill expansion.
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Those dead AirPods will sit for years in your drawer or a landfill.
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Instead, the generals had gathered to talk about trash overflowing at a landfill.
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After family members pass through, these estates are usually left for the landfill.
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The overwhelming evidence at West Lake Landfill favors a cap-in-place solution.
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Ms. Caputova said that she was pregnant when she joined the landfill case.
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In the last week alone, that electronic landfill has produced some amazing things.
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And unlike construction on landfill, floating buildings and islands create minimal ecological disturbance.
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"They totally get that this product could have ended up in a landfill."
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Radioactive material -- from the Manhattan Project -- will be removed from an area landfill.
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So check first if you don't want your tree heading to the landfill.
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Right in the middle of Silicon Valley, Byxbee Park is built on landfill.
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The old solution was to dump them into the sea or a landfill.
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The day the landfill deal died, activists rallied outside city hall to celebrate.
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Image: A view of the landfill burning in February 2014 / KqueirolomceFor six years, an underground garbage fire has been steadily burning outside of Saint Louis, Missouri, right next to a landfill filled with nuclear waste buried in the mid-70s.
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Until recently, one of those sites was the landfill run by Big Sky Environmental.
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In the USA, over 85 percent of those clothes end up in a landfill.
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So a lot goes to landfill or incineration, mixed with the remaining worthless waste.
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Despite the best intentions, diverting waste from the landfill is easier said than done.
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So when clothes are dumped into a landfill, toxic synthetic fibers pollute water sources.
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Buried, not gone The increased volume of waste going to landfill causes several problems.
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"Landfill" is not only meticulous, but very tightly so, despite its decomposing subject matter.
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By 1990, DuPont had dumped 7,100 tons of PFOA sludge into Dry Run Landfill.
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Making paper from trees sends a lot of waste to the landfill, Tyler says.
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But it is quicker than waiting for it to break down in a landfill.
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Octopus Investments invests in solar, wind, biogas, biomass, landfill gas, and reserve power assets.
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Typically, such plants produce modest amounts of electricity but divert considerable waste from landfill.
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Your fitness tracker won't know too much about you when it's in a landfill.
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Life is a landfill, I was reminded when reading this passage of the book.
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In the afterschool hours when MTV2 would dive deep into landfill indie and Kerrang!
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Some oil-contaminated gravel will be disposed of at an area landfill, he said.
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With The Rukhnama, he aimed for the stars but ended up in the landfill.
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Gulls can eat anything, so landfill sites are a good option for inland gulls.
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This golf course took 14 years to develop and was built on a landfill.
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The EPA should never have been placed in charge of the West Lake Landfill.
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I guess that progression is important when talking about the descent into landfill indie.
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Well, I don't think this is strictly "Landfill," as it came to be understood.
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It saves them being sent to landfill and it raises money for the YMCA.
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Instead, they are likely to be incinerated or sent to landfill, Mr. Jones said.
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Online, their Facebook page alerting people to landfill news has grown to 18,000 members.
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"Glitter enters the environment by landfill, through the air being blown around," it said.
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If you won't be in Florida, there are plenty of other landfill birding opportunities.
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Mr. Putin, showing off his trademark Mr. Fix-It role, ordered the landfill closed.
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That toy sewing machine ended up in their junk pile, destined for the landfill.
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The 2016 landfill rule was meant to reduce the output of methane from landfills.
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Mr. al-Arab opened a new landfill at Costa Brava, and two sorting plants.
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Searchers have been sifting through the landfill but have not found anything so far.
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Authorities believe the boy's remains ended up in the El Sobrante Landfill in Corona.
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It would bury the park under landfill and build a new park over that.
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Plus, the smell coming out of the truck would have made a landfill vomit.
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Everything was into the trash and the landfill, including batteries and whatever poisonous materials.
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That way, nothing ends up in a landfill, at least on the customer's end.
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A new study published in the journal Water Research is now the first to look at the magnitude and geographic scope of landfill gulls, and to quantify the amount of nutrients they're depositing into nearby lakes and reservoirs through their landfill-fueled crap.
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Near the Sutton Power Plant in Wilmington, coal ash leaked from a Duke Energy landfill.
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Not the city of New York, which paid an Alabama landfill company to take it.
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The bottom line is you'll save some cash, and less plastic goes to the landfill.
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Since then, police have been sifting through about 230 tons of trash in the landfill.
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DuPont rechristened the plot Dry Run Landfill, named after the creek that ran through it.
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So if it weren't for Imperfect, it would go to landfill, compost, or animal feed.
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Sending those recyclables to a landfill would have cost San Antonio $2.1 million last year.
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Tens of thousands of seagulls swarmed a landfill in northeast China's Dalian city on Sunday.
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The researchers hope they can be treated and recycled instead of ending up in landfill.
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The Fresh Kills Landfill Gas Collection and Control System is operated by qualified wellfield technicians.
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Authorities spent nearly two months searching for Berreth's body in a landfill in Fountain, Colorado.
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Where did the food end up that would otherwise have ended up in the landfill?
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They cite the Toa Baja landfill -- which receives waste from Levittown -- as a prime example.
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An official there said there had been sightings of the pair around the community's landfill.
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They worked on environmental issues in a public housing project that was near a landfill.
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The fire is adjacent to another landfill, which contains radioactive waste from the Manhattan Project.
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It is crucial that the most qualified entity make decisions about the West Lake Landfill.
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These guys contributed to landfill indie by devaluing music with the worst of celebrity bullshit.
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Gate or tipping fees (the cost of disposing waste at a landfill) are also increasing.
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Therefore, when recycling doesn't work well, the landfill side of their businesses becomes more profitable.
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To be fair, a plastic bag doesn't cause too much harm sitting in a landfill.
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When police arrived, the dumpster had been emptied and its contents hauled to the landfill.
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Investigators spent two months going through 230 tons of garbage in the landfill, CNN reports.
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About half a million tons of material end up in the city's landfill every year.
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Why not just toss the old one out and let it rot in a landfill?
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"By moral standards, he was a self-righteous landfill of angry garbage," Mr. Colbert added.
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Additionally, there are all the plastic pump bottles that won't be sent to the landfill!
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At this landfill, experts found, employees dumped trash and toxic waste directly into the Mediterranean.
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Kenney provided the information that helped lead investigators to the Midway Landfill in Fountain, Colorado.
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When their battery fails in a few years, they will end up in a landfill.
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Eleanor Graves—who hadn't been actively involved in organizing against the landfill—was among them.
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Officials who said they represented the General Intelligence Agency of Mongolia showed up at the landfill, saying they would pay several thousand dollars a head if Ms. Dashnyam and the other landfill dwellers could locate a stack of documents that had been mistakenly discarded.
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In the US alone that amounts to over 130 million tons of landfill waste each year.
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Ethiopia A landslide killed at least 46 people at a sprawling landfill outside Addis Ababa yesterday.
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Foley says the man ditched the bike and dived into a landfill pond about 9 a.m.
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So, associated construction or landfill might have also resulted in the formation of a small void.
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Food is all plant-based and it avoids sending anything to landfill by recycling and composting.
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He noted the landfill was not far from the apartment complex where she was last seen.
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The changing composition of waste going to landfill also gives rise to other forms of pollution.
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But the sums give a sense of how stringent landfill regulation in rich countries has become.
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He noted the landfill was not far from the apartment complex where Kamille was last seen.
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"I've changed my lifestyle and prevented thousands of pounds of trash going to landfill," says Singer.
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Landfill sites around the capital are full; Moscow plans to ship its rubbish to the provinces.
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This waste from our restaurants does not go to landfill but is used to generate energy.
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Singapore's waste is incinerated or shipped to its only landfill on a nearby man-made island.
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The circular economy is often thought of as a means to avoid pouring waste into landfill.
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"Besides straight remediation, we are talking about actions like sewage, landfill, reforestation, water treatment," he said.
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It's been reported thattents make up 17% of waste from UK festivalsthat ends up in landfill.
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By the end of this month, Wheeler is expected to decide on the West Lake Landfill.
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Others are looking to avoid competition over land-use by targeting landfill and other degraded areas.
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Barges, filled with New York's waste, are pulled down the East River to Staten Island Landfill.
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Okay, so we're starting way back in 2001, before landfill indie had really come to exist.
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I don't know if we've quite landed in proper 'landfill' yet, but we're definitely falling fast.
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So, Kings of Leon are the band that tell the whole story of landfill indie then?
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Why spend $600 on printing hundreds of beautiful little cards that are doomed to the landfill?
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Long after his death, his artworks were found in a Houston landfill and later surfaced publicly.
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Because of this, people see it as the landfill, as the dump of Port-au-Prince.
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Usually we assume plastic lasts forever, and will end up in a landfill, or the oceans.
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The tunneled portion was to be built through new landfill topped by parkland and commercial development.
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"You can see the birds streaming from their evening roost towards the landfill," Mr. Brothers said.
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These episodes seemed to coincide, she said, with the times when the landfill spewed stinking fumes.
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According to our research, the Toa Baja landfill should have been shut down by September 2014.
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It also builds, operates and maintains landfill gas-to-energy, solar and wind renewable energy plants.
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" Bridgeton Landfill disagrees with the EPA's plan, calling the agency's decision to excavate "arbitrary and capricious.
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Clients commonly express their desire to minimize energy consumption, material use and landfill space, he said.
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High "diversion" rates (the percentage of waste not sent to the landfill) are badges of honor.
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The landfill has been a dumping ground for the capital's garbage for more than 50 years.
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Sorting plants will quite likely throw them in a landfill, together with other items considered contaminants.
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It once existed as an industrial landfill, and was frequently utilized as an illegal dumping ground.
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They then sift through the piles as fetid plumes of smoke rise from the smoldering landfill.
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A procession of garbage trucks boxed-in our van for most of the drive into the landfill.
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In the north of the city, the Bhalswa landfill greets drivers entering New Delhi from the north.
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Her body was found two days later, on June 21, in the Republic Services landfill in Arlington.
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Authorities have not revealed if anything of significance has been recovered during their search of the landfill.
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It's not throwaway sportswear, and there's a lot of that out there now that can become landfill.
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Girls push carts filled with sweetened coffee through pockets of the area that smell like a landfill.
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That figure is all the more remarkable because almost none of the non-landfill waste is burned.
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It's most wasteful to send a working vehicle that already took resources to build to the landfill.
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He also won a court case against the firm operating the landfill, ordering it to close down.
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Just one-third of which is composted or recycled; the rest presumably becomes landfill or marine debris.
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Until recently a landfill across the Hudson river, in New Jersey, was among the region's most repulsive.
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The rest goes to incineration or landfill, where about 50,000 to 60,000 tonnes leaks into the ocean.
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On Craigslist, Redditor wowbobwow picked up an old, broken Macintosh SE that was destined for a landfill.
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Downwind from the nearby Yadrovo landfill site, the noxious blend of sulphur, rot and methane becomes unbearable.
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The ash is set to be sent to the Semakau Island landfill to the south of Singapore.
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The EPD said 15,000 tonnes of wood waste of been delivered to a landfill as of Thursday.
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The agency said the orders go above and beyond landfill closures by including composting and recycling programs.
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He travels to a landfill in Delhi, a recycling center in Marin County, a Dubai veterinary clinic.
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Goes without saying that none of it looked like the Spider-Man cartoon, not even the landfill.
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The story behind "Landfill Harmonic" is so good that even some imperfect filmmaking can't hold it back.
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Americans are sending more corrugated cardboard to the landfill than to recycling plants compared to past years.
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And garbage would begin piling up in urban and suburban zones rather than going to a landfill.
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To make ends meet, district residents had created a textiles enterprise upcycling fabrics from a neighboring landfill.
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Environment: Kept 91% of its waste from landfills, including 100% landfill diversion at six operating data centers.
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For every one job in the landfill industry, there are five to 10 jobs related to recycling.
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There were many times before they won the landfill case that it all seemed overwhelming and hopeless.
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But as landfill was used to expand the island, more of it fell into New Jersey's territory.
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"I want the Fresh Kills landfill as far back in the rearview mirror as possible," he said.
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When it's time to write, I dump them all out at the landfill and sort through them.
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"Button had explained he could find just about anything in the landfill," Deiler wrote in his report.
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Composting facilities may reject a whole truckload if it isn't clean enough, sending it to a landfill.
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But if you would rather see restored nature, with a lot less odor, visit a capped landfill.
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The department did not reveal any more details about how they narrowed the target landfill search area.
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Since its inception, Clean the World has diverted 20 million pounds of hotel waste away from landfill.
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"What are we going to do with all this expensive landfill now," Twitter user @SuzanneWoods asked Sonos.
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You have the option to "Archive" a Facebook message before you send it to the digital landfill.
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Their idiosyncratic practice has saved approximately 75,000 pounds of trash from ending up in a local landfill.
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For example, Marriott also focuses on landfill and food waste reduction in addition to plastic, Naguib adds.
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"If you came to our lab, it looks somewhere between a landfill and a farm," Miewelski said.
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She rushed outside and saw that an enormous pile of garbage at a nearby landfill had collapsed.
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If the phones end up in a landfill or get burned, they'll release toxic chemicals into the air.
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"They wanted a person to just pick them up so they wouldn't go into a landfill," Syed says.
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The remaining 80 percent ends up in homes, landfill or is shipped, often illegally, overseas and informally recycled.
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Welcome to the Southeast New Territories Landfill, or SENT, one of the three operational landfills in Hong Kong.
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Every year, we send 13 million tonnes of food to landfill—more than any other country in Europe.
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The decomposition of trash in a landfill also creates the greenhouse gas methane, which contributes to climate change.
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Currently 8503% of solid waste goes to landfill worldwide, 2850% to open dumps, 21.15% to incinerators (see chart).
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Mumbai, for one, plans to sell such credits when its landfill-gas project at Gorai comes on stream.
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Other conventional items packed in facilities will be shipped away to the landfill, compost, animal feed, or processors.
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Move Loot pitches in to reduce the landfill trips by helping to find second homes for used furniture.
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Kamille was abducted October 12 and her remains were found inside a dumpster in a landfill on Tuesday.
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Even if they are diligent about donating their clothes, most of it ends up in the landfill anyway.
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We have a policy of zero waste to landfill and we have embraced circularity in our business model.
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The expulsion plan includes relocation to an area about 12 km (seven miles) away next to a landfill.
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So it is put to use as animal-feed or compost, or simply thrown away in a landfill.
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About 12 percent was incinerated, while the rest ended up in dumps, landfill or loose in the environment.
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Activists now demand not only an end to landfill construction but also the resignation of the local governor.
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Education proved to have the most profound effect on those who thought their scraps would go to landfill.
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Research may have guided the initial level of a British landfill tax, at £7 a tonne in 1996.
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Exporters earn a return on their leftover waste, much of which might otherwise end up in a landfill.
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"We should separate and store plastic in a well-controlled landfill as a future mine," he told Reuters.
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The work is hard and dangerous—you never know what you'll find in a dumpster or a landfill.
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You can train customers: here's how you divert more, here's how you get more out of the landfill . . .
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The trash is then separated at the company's depot to recycle, turn into compost or send to landfill.
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A spokeswoman for the landfill confirmed to ABC News that the search inquiry was related to Berreth's disappearance.
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The EPA is overhauling the landfill emissions guidelines for the first time since they were created in 1996.
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Then, on October 22nd 1979, he fled again, this time from a work detail at the county landfill.
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"Many people have also been killed by landfill collapses because of dumping earth without discipline," the letter said.
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Alphabet has been testing the robots with simple tasks, like sorting garbage into landfill, compost, and recycling piles.
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The equivalent of one garbage truck full of clothes is burned or dumped in a landfill every second.
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FEMA released a detailed report on landfill fires and their characteristics in 6900, and the EPA did nothing.
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That's right, the last vestiges of landfill indie's syphilitic corpse has reduced your boyfriend to tears of frustration.
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He takes material that was destined for a landfill and makes it not only useful again, but beautiful.
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Scientists can reliably measure shifts in populations from a common baseline: when fetid landfill turned to bucolic grassland.
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Afterward, I headed to nearby Albany Bulb, a former landfill-turned-park, for an entertaining and unconventional hike.
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MH: Some of the biggest and most dominant recycling companies in the U.S. are owned by landfill companies.
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The collections in the Maryland lab look more suited to a landfill than to a secure government facility.
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The landfill situation has only become worse as Puerto Ricans look to throw away damaged and waterlogged debris.
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As Mashable notes, returns and excess inventory cost the environment 343 billion pounds of landfill waste every year.
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In the black landfill bin were remnants of a chicken dinner, a stale baguette and Chinese takeout containers.
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A crisis about waste erupts when authorities close the main landfill site near Beirut, having arranged no alternative.
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That means recycling, composting, reusing, and reducing consumption so that nothing goes to either the landfill or incineration.
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Shacks made of wood and rusty corrugated metal fall from the sky, banging down onto barren landfill soil.
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Over all, the landfill representatives said they were just as much victims of this situation as anybody else.
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Mr. Sumate and his friend were campaigning against a landfill that illegally mixes electronic waste and household rubbish.
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Lebanese authorities shut the main landfill site for garbage from the capital in July, without providing an alternative.
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The ruin was immense; the area had been turned into what looked from above like a floating landfill.
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A section of the landfill about a quarter-acre in size has been cordoned off by law enforcement.
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Everything in Natural Wonders is a manufactured landscape — although not of the toxic waste/landfill/ocean gyre variety.
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And looking at the surroundings you can forget this is a residential neighborhood—it looks like a landfill.
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The film's symbolism is found in deep silences, among sparse dialogue and tense visual metaphors: Something as simple as a mound of dirt being pushed onto a landfill becomes so much more when the character who's looking at said landfill is thinking about who will bury him after his death.
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The Do Nothing policy is supported by the company that maintains the landfill, Republic Services, but not by some researchers and activists, who note that the landfill is unlined, sits inside a floodplain, and isn't far from the Mississippi river, raising the potential to contaminate groundwater if it hasn't already.
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Her body was found two days later, on June 21, in the Republic Services landfill in nearby Arlington, Texas.
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People not only buy more devices, they abandon them quicker, increasing the mining of raw materials and landfill waste.
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The NASA image shows plumes of smoke rising from the landfill and spreading to the surrounding densely populated areas.
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He later burned the body and disposed of it either in a landfill or a river, Kenney told investigators.
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But at craft breweries sprouting in cities all over the world, these would often head straight for the landfill.
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We don't pay for trash service because the landfill is less than five minutes away and it's way cheaper.
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Rust, wood paneling, matte spray paint, faux fur—normally a landfill aesthetic—are all materials that are celebrated here.
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As of Tuesday, the EPA had not conducted tests around the three major landfill sites in US Virgin Islands.
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Many of the storks in that study also cut their winter migration short to camp out on a landfill.
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Chapman, who has three children with special needs, is unsure whether the landfill is the cause of their issues.
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EAT Club also plans to make all of its packaging either recyclable or compostable and support landfill recapture programs.
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At the landfill, pickers are on site 24 hours a day and fires burning discarded material smolder all night.
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Fill them for us from a big dispenser that's not going to last centuries in the ocean or landfill.
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In 1953, the company, after warning about the landfill, sold a portion of the site for an elementary school.
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The company said it hopes to achieve landfill-free operations at all its major U.S. manufacturing sites by 2020.
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I pat myself on the back for not throwing them in a landfill, but the price tag still stings.
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I shot my last ad campaign in a landfill site for a reason, and to make a point, obviously.
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It remained the city's only landfill site, taking in daily deliveries of trash from the city's 5 million residents.
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As of Thursday morning, no law enforcement had been seen at the landfill, according to the Colorado Springs Gazette.
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Faced with ever increasing costs for transport and landfill, finding such useful roles for shells makes Mr Pancholi eggstatic.
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Why add to a landfill when you could get that hydrated glow from a jelly or clay mask instead?
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Extensive government testing has shown that the waste in West Lake Landfill is contained and safe for nearby residents.
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Now plastic everywhere is thought such gimcrack stuff, ripe for landfill, and this attitude is passed off as naïve.
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"If you think about plastics recycling in the early days, you had to drive to a landfill," she continued.
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The biggest and most sustained garbage protests have occurred in the town of Volokolamsk, site of the Yadrovo landfill.
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The council also said the license of the private company managing the landfill site, Shenzhen Yixianglong, should be revoked.
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Mining and asphalt plants were suggested; a coal-fired power plant was proposed; so, too, was a new landfill.
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Six months ago, the authorities shut the main landfill site for garbage from the capital, without providing an alternative.
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Between 2900 and 220006, EPA Region 2202 never considered fire a threat to the radioactive wastes at the landfill.
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"That trash truck should've already dumped in the landfill, and it would've been compacted and crushed," Fuller told KTVT.
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Trash has emerged as one of China's biggest environmental challenges, with most major cities encircled by miles of landfill.
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Hilton hotels, Hyatt and Marriott International have programs intended to reduce landfill waste, the California Hotel & Lodging Association said.
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The confusion helps lead to roughly 40 percent of food produced in the US winding up in the landfill.
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Some were brought to waste-management facilities and destroyed, and others were taken to a landfill, the investigation found.
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You don't want your Christmas tree to end up in a landfill, where it will take forever to decompose.
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The big no-no is to chuck your tree in a bag and have it go to the landfill.
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"Wheatfield — A Confrontation" grew from the landfill that would eventually become Battery Park City — a grand but ephemeral gesture.
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Before her political rise, the town was known for two things: wine and the Pezinok landfill, a toxic dump.
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He was also connected to the Pezinok landfill through his ties to a shell company responsible for the site.
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Though ultimately most of those are bound for the landfill after they've been displayed for a month or two.
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He also fought the central government in court, seeking to stop landfill and construction at the new base site.
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All these cheap clothes end up somewhere after they've been discarded, and that somewhere is most often a landfill.
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"On the one hand, I hate it, because I don't want stuff to end up in landfill," she said.
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Instead, it went to the landfill, adding to the 212017 million tons of plastic produced each year in America.
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And when that waste hits a landfill, it creates a pile of trash that is impossible to take back.
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The day after his disappearance, investigators made a grisly discovery when they found the boy's body in a landfill.
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It hasn't been determined, for example, what the landfill-eschewing answer is to disposing of a dishwasher beyond repair.
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Artificial trees are usually made from PVC, so they are not recyclable and must be sent to a landfill.
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Prosecutors said the dumpster's contents were taken to an Indiana landfill, and the black bag has not been found.
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It told Dr. Saliba that the sea had been polluted by sewage and other runoff, not by the landfill.
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He also revoked his predecessor's approval of landfill work needed to begin two new runways in the Nago area.
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In 2015, when the tiny country's main landfill passed its expiration date, the trash crisis came to a head.
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If they are in the sealed landfill, he considers it "God's will" and he is "at peace" with it.
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Apparently a neighboring town filed an injunction with the landfill to keep the sewage out of its city limits.
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The expulsion plan had included relocation to an area about 12 km (seven miles) away next to a landfill.
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According to Ted Nabavi, the Director of Waste Management Engineering for the Department of Sanitation, what makes it possible to manage the landfill gas is the combination of a process called "capping" (basically, sealing the landfill waste and funnelling out the gas emissions) and the site's Gas Collection and Control System (GCCG).
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The landfill crisis started in June, when residents of Balashikha, a large satellite town just outside Moscow, complained to President Vladimir V. Putin during his annual call-in show about the "unbearable" situation in their neighborhood, which stands 650 feet away from Kuchino, one of the largest landfill dumps in the region.
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When food and other trash decays in a landfill, the organisms that feed on that trash emit methaneinto the atmosphere.
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When it's full, a crane raises it and puts the waste in a truck that carts it to a landfill.
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The old batteries he and other powerwall builders collect would likely end up in a landfill if they weren't reused.
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We could not independently confirm the meat's quality as it is currently somewhere in a landfill in Deerfield Beach, Florida.
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Singapore says it aims to become a "zero waste" nation, meaning it will eventually not send any waste to landfill.
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One in five tents are left behind at European festivals each year and most end up in landfill, O'Neill said.
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A month before, the "world's first zero-waste-to-landfill flight," courtesy of Australia's Qantas, sailed from Sydney to Adelaide.
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Why doesn't Amazon have a program where they're not just throwing away the expired food in plastic in a landfill?
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And of course, in the end we know where it all ends up, as landfill or plastic in the ocean.
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Collecting it and grinding it up into aggregate to make roads can consume more energy than taking it to landfill.
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Martínez told police that he left her body in a local landfill, and the police drove him to the site.
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After burning there is still the ash to be disposed of, usually in a landfill, again with potentially baleful consequences.
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Voters everywhere want rubbish to be taken away—and they do not want to live near landfill sites and incinerators.
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The plastic will only be taken from landfill if there is somewhere for it to go -- such as into roads.
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However, the team imagines this as a product that could sort between any number of categories (landfill, compost, recyclable, etc).
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An old landfill in Serpukhov, designed for 300,000 tonnes of waste a year, had received 1.2m tonnes of the stuff.
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The landfill issue stoked anger at the inequality between the elites in Moscow and themselves and their run-down surroundings.
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But if they think it's going to compost instead of landfill, most won't care about the amount they're throwing away.
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Successfully building a park on top of a landfill means managing the massive amounts of gas produced by the garbage.
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Without the GCCS, landfill gas is at risk of causing explosions, asphyxiation, odor, greenhouse gas emissions, and potential health problems.
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Landfill gas (LFG) is generated during the anaerobic bacterial decomposition of organic material contained in municipal solid waste (MSW) landfills.
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"Noncompliant cartridges will be rendered unusable with a hammer and then will be put in the landfill bin," he says.
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He soon learned that Bunny was collected and tossed into the trash, which had already been sent to a landfill.
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Gayheart and three Publix employees formed a search group and set out to try and find Bunny at the landfill.
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The ring was on its way to a landfill — and if it ended up there, chances of recovery were slim.
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This means black plastics usually just get sorted as regular waste and end up in a landfill, rather than recycled.
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Landfill sites, some by the seashore, are overflowing and in recent years, winter storms have covered nearby beaches with plastic.
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From there, the dumpster's contents were collected and compacted before winding up in a landfill under additional layers of trash.
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If a piece doesn't work out, it goes not to a landfill but to another user, and another, and another.
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The site was always known for its bird life: Tens of thousands of scavenging gulls lived happily at the landfill.
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A cheaply made garment is going to end up in a landfill a lot sooner than something that's well-constructed.
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Other proposed locations have included the former landfill on Staten Island that is now Freshkills Park, and New York Harbor.
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Reeds have grown back over much of the landfill, and Nanhui Dongtan has become a major stopover for migratory birds.
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The Bhalswa area is next to a big waste landfill, which has contaminated both surface and groundwater in the area.
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Last year, no waste produced from the championships went to landfill, the club said, and plastic straws were also banned.
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The 18-year-old victim was discovered with fatal strangulation injuries near a landfill in Saskatoon, Canada in March 2015.
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There is more than enough landfill airspace at the compliant landfills to accept and safely deposit the island's trash today.
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Fixes Some of the biggest recycling operations are owned by landfill companies whose profits improve when recycling doesn't work well.
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That scene is not nearly as calamitous, however, as the inexplicable one in the landfill just before the opening titles.
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Smarter Living: Ring in the New Year by getting rid of your Christmas tree, but try to avoid the landfill.
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Most of the industry's landfill increases were driven by economic growth: The more Americans consume, the more garbage they generate.
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"Every two weeks, we would load up the pickup truck with trash, and throw it into a landfill," he recalls.
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Guatemala's only official landfill, located in the country's busy capital of 3 million people, is the largest in Central America.
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These countries pay Sweden to accept their trash because it can be cheaper than paying landfill taxes, Mr. Wiqvist said.
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It could be used to sort recyclables from landfill trash, or assemble consumer products such as cell phones, Rodriguez said.
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For example, take the landfill in the working class municipality of Toa Baja, which services the wealthy communities of Dorado.
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His digging exposed a circa-1910 landfill and now he was practically drooling over the granular layers of decomposed trash.
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Usually, lab waste plastics are bagged and autoclaved -- an energy- and water-hungry sterilization process -- before being sent to landfill.
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The fuel, made from landfill garbage, has been approved for use in commercial vehicles as well as military aviation use.
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Even "technically recyclable" plastics can become landfill fodder if they harbor food residues that lower their quality and therefore value.
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These snakes had been left inside the bin so they were incredibly lucky they didn't end up in a landfill!
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"It's becoming increasingly clear that the Great British public is growing more and more concerned by the amount of waste that ends up in landfill or at the bottom of the ocean," said Rachelle Strauss, founder of Zero Waste Week, an annual campaign that aims to reduce the amount of waste that goes to landfill.
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Just imagine all those empty plastic bubble-bath bottles you left in your hotel room floating in a landfill... The solution?
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While the Star Ferry Pier was sent to landfill, Queen's Pier remains in pieces in a government warehouse, allegedly awaiting reconstruction.
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Internal crosscurrents also enliven Mendelson's sculptures, which are combinations of linear classicism, absurd over-decoration, and the aesthetics of the landfill.
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DuPont's scientists understood that the landfill drained into the Tennants' remaining property, and they tested the water in Dry Run Creek.
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Chances are that landfill, and all the health and environmental concerns that stem from it, is in a neighborhood of color.
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The "Lightning McQueen Special Edition" steel garbage can holds 45 liters of things you would like to put in a landfill.
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In this way, Amazon has become a landfill for products that have a heartbeat but are no longer in their heyday.
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The state Department of Environmental Protection is also working to assist with debris removal by extending landfill hours in affected counties.
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The pods are also clogging up a landfill somewhere, since I can't really recycle them when they're full of coffee grounds.
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Just 2 percent of the non-incinerable solid waste and the ash from the incinerator plants are buried in the landfill.
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Michael Guedes, 66, is a retired New York police sergeant who spent months at ground zero and the Staten Island landfill.
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The state of Missouri sued the burning landfill owners, Republic Services, three years ago, but the case is stuck in court.
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FBI agents searched a Georgia landfill Saturday in hopes of finding evidence in the disappearance of missing Florida mom Joleen Cummings.
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"Fifty million tons of plastic go into the landfill in toothbrushes alone and we're here to change that," said Patrick Triato.
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His mural on the wall of a defunct cement factory portrays the face of a ragpicker from the gigantic landfill nearby.
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The National Environment Agency (NEA) has estimated that the landfill could reach capacity by 2035, a decade earlier than initially projected.
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More than five years after it set out to reduce waste, MillerCoors announced that its major breweries are now landfill-free.
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The spokesperson for the landfill declined to answer questions about the timing of any search or what investigators are looking for.
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But there's also an argument for why the Note 73 is back on store shelves instead of buried in a landfill.
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The waste crisis erupted in 2015 when the Lebanese authorities closed the main landfill site near Beirut, having arranged no alternative.
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Caputova, a 45-year-old lawyer, was previously best known for a long fight against an illegal landfill in her hometown.
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Stephen Martin, director of design and planning at Four Freedoms, said that the site was a toxic landfill overgrown with weeds.
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AirPods are notoriously bad for the environment, as hard plastic can take up to 237,503 years to decompose in a landfill.
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That gum, which cannot be recycled as it is too dirty, is then sent to a landfill site or for incineration.
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There, at an enormous landfill, thousands of slum-dwellers support their families by sifting through trash to find things to sell.
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"Unfortunately, we still see a lot of trees going into landfill," says Sophie Neuberg, a campaigner for Friends of the Earth.
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According to tech website Wired, the landfill is not open to the public and trespassing would be considered a criminal offense.
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This creates a long-term environmental problem as construction and demolition waste amounts to 30-40 percent of landfill volume (EPA).
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Landfill permitting is becoming more stringent, while countries can no longer just ship their trash somewhere else to be dealt with.
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We all know that Atari violently imploded, and we know about E.T. and the landfill in New Mexico, and… what else?
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She expects that her own Bring Your Own Cup program will keep 3,000 coffee cups out of the landfill this year.
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Gillette has been painting scenes of Disney characters juxtaposed with post-apocalyptic landscapes, landfill sites, and slums for over 20 years.
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Gay Talese, nattily dressed in a pinstriped suit, remembered Jackie Kennedy encountering an unseemly landfill-like heap for depositing her fur.
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Cut trees don't have to go into a landfill; they can become compost, an erosion barrier or even food for goats.
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That fashion brands bear enormous responsibility for carbon emissions and chemical runoff and landfill gluts in different parts of the world.
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George E. Pataki, both Republicans, announced a plan to shut down the Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island, a Republican stronghold.
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Lately, Denes has been plotting "A Forest for New York" — she wants to plant more than 100,000 trees atop another landfill.
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More than a century ago, squatters descended upon the area's mangroves, using debris and castoffs for landfill as they built shacks.
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The digester diverted 500 tons of herbivore waste and food scraps from a landfill and converted it into energy and compost.
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"Without [the charity], the unsold blooms at the stores in our community would likely be discarded to the landfill," she said.
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Once you're ready to toss your mat out, the material is completely recyclable so it won't clog up a landfill somewhere.
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Searches of the ranch where Frazee lived and of a nearby landfill failed to turn up the victim's remains, police said.
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Each stands before three trays filled with trash, and spends the day sorting it into trays for recycling, compost, and landfill.
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"You're not going to have stuff that doesn't sell and then gets discounted and then ends up in landfill," Slaker says.
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Puerto Rico's landfill crisis is not likely to prompt Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior to show up in the Port of San Juan.
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If there's too much food and liquid in a load of recyclables, it could all just be sent to a landfill.
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In March, at least 113 people were killed when part of a landfill collapsed in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia.
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The Environmental Protection Agency announced cleanup plans Thursday for the material in the West Lake Landfill Superfund Site in Bridgeton, Missouri.
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The portion subject to Pruitt's order include new requirements for landfill operators to monitor methane emissions and the emissions limits themselves.
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Mr. Khoury took over an old landfill at Bourj Hammoud, north of Beirut, with plans to expand it into the sea.
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It's perfectly good food that would otherwise end up in a landfill—wasted and creating climate-damaging greenhouse gases like methane.
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Since the 1970s, his company has been the largest re-distributor of food produce that would otherwise have ended up in landfill.
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But the curse of plastic pollution threatens to make this a paradise lost, disfigured by trash-strewn shores and sprawling landfill sites.
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"So all that creates a lot of waste, and we can put it through Flexibuster rather than sending it off to landfill."
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The town recently won an injunction to stop the landfill company, Big Sky Environmental, from using their town as a transfer point.
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Back inside the Southeast New Territories Landfill, mobile deodorizers puff out thick clouds of white soap that slowly evaporate into the air.
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As part of their ongoing initiative, Kroger also shared their goal of diverting 90 percent of waste from the landfill by 2020.
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Perhaps we would have seen more adventurous uses of infrastructure and unused space, from multilevel roadways to more buildings on landfill. —S.
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And there is not currently a solution to deal with the methane produced by natural cotton and wool products placed in landfill.
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To help you sift through this vast landfill, we tried pulling out the best gems and compiling them for this reading list.
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Kamille's remains were found this week inside a dumpster in a landfill after a dayslong search, Birmingham Police Chief Patrick Smith said.
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Montgomery's recyclables are now going to a landfill, and a once booming local business, United Plastic Recycling, filed for bankruptcy last year.
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City workers in Hainan have been busy removing the fish from the shores and bagging them for incineration plants and landfill sites.
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Reports that their bodies were burned in a nearby landfill have since been debunked; their whereabouts remain unknown nearly two years later.
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Onaga filed a series of lawsuits against the central government, seeking a court injunction to stop landfill at the planned relocation site.
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So we've banned all clean wood from entering the landfill, and that's creating a supply of wood waste that can be used.
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Because the park is built on top of the Fresh Kills Landfill, the capping and Gas Collection and Control System are essential.
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The company claims its packaging is also environmentally friendly — generating 80 percent less landfill waste and a 60 percent smaller carbon footprint.
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The search for missing Colorado mom Kelsey Berreth, who is presumed dead, continues — and investigators are looking at a landfill for answers.
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The Yumenoshima Park Archery Field, located on a former landfill site, was set for completion in May but was ready by February.
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Many of the unused drugs, however, aren't properly disposed of and instead end up in a landfill or flushed down a toilet.
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Ekaterina Volkova, the Volokolamsk district deputy head of education, said that the cause was presumably hydrogen sulfide seeping out of the landfill.
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The FBI was analyzing items recovered during the search, which included sorting through 95,000 pounds of trash from a landfill, authorities said.
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Some 200 bald eagles and other opportunistic birds are strafing Seattle suburban neighborhoods with trash and scraps scavenged from a problem landfill.
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At a site called "The Creek," the city plans to clear a landfill with more than 1 million cubic yards of waste.
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Waste hasn't been dumped into the landfill since 2006, but the site still contains buried materials like plastic, styrofoam, glass, and rubber.
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Yet the radioactive wastes at the West Lake Landfill came from Latty Avenue, a site the DOE listed under FUSRAP in 85033.
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"It was like you were sitting on a steamy hot landfill of just garbage," Patrick Gilgan, 26, of Gerritsen Beach, Brooklyn, said.
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It's tempting to underestimate Staten Island, a borough whose main attractions include a public park built on a landfill called Fresh Kills.
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The county is planning to create a "bird management plan" that censuses the species living at the landfill, reported the Seattle Times.
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This past March for example, the EPA rejected a complaint about a landfill from a predominantly black community in rural Uniontown, Alabama.
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In the middle of a shootout or on top of a landfill, his camera tells a story that reaches beyond the script.
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Sherpa climbers also picked up 11 tonnes of rubbish, which will be recycled or disposed of at a landfill site, authorities said.
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In the seclusion of the colony, he is married and makes his living picking up and selling trash from a local landfill.
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New Zealand photographer Danial Eriksen traveled 8,000 kilometers [5,000 miles] to photograph Smokey Mountain—a Filipino landfill that houses thousands of people.
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"The main thing we try to get people to do is not have it end up in a landfill," Dr. Cregg said.
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That's the message from environmental advocates, who recommend looking up local programs to make sure your tree stays out of a landfill.
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A large "rake" pulls the debris up to ground level, where it deposits the captured material on a platform for landfill disposal.
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Plastics are toxic to most species and can result in the creation of dangerous greenhouse gasses when disposed of in a landfill.
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In 0003, Mayor Bill de Blasio introduced the "Zero Waste" initiative, aiming for a 90 percent reduction in landfill use by 2030.
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Croatian Minister of Environment and Energy Tomislav Coric recently said a final decision on the landfill site would be made in October.
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The landfill was closed in late 2001 as Mr. Molinari was stepping down as borough president, his incumbency ended by term limits.
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Most of the city's plastic is going to a landfill, even if it is placed in a recycling bin, Mr. Harvey said.
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We're supposed to be these stewards who connect people with nature, and then after an event it gets tossed into a landfill.
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This means we are powered by the forces of nature, predominantly water and wind with a touch of solar and landfill gas.
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Frazee's alleged mistress, who is cooperating with law enforcement, shared information that helped lead investigators to the Midway Landfill in Fountain, Colorado.
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Duke Energy spokeswoman Erin Culbert said the company calculates that about 2,000 cubic yards of ash material was displaced from the landfill.
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The regional government has announced that it will close the Yadrovo landfill by the middle of this month and start its reclamation.
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We shouldn't count products that are sorted and picked up for recycling and then dumped in a landfill, but that's happening today.
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Whether you want to save things from the landfill or just want to score a deal, buying used is a great alternative.
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As a result, more than 9 million tons of wood, metal, glass, fabric, leather, and foam waste ends up in a landfill.
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At Purdue, Haviarova evaluates a product's environmental impact at every stage, from harvesting raw materials to your living room to the landfill.
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Some 800 migrants are stuck in the Vucjak camp, a former landfill area in forests near the northwestern Bosnian town of Bihac.
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As a result of these measures, they've reduced the plastic they were previously sending to landfill by about a tonne a year.
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Trashy tomes Welcome to a public library in Turkey, made up of books that garbage collectors saved from going to the landfill.
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Is it all headed to the landfill before ending up in crushed shards in some whale's guts or up some turtle's nostril?
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The office's responsibilities include the Superfund program, the brownfield program for redeveloping sites, emergency response operations, landfill regulation and underground storage tanks.
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It was not immediately clear what caused the landslide at the Koshe Garbage Landfill, which buried several makeshift homes and concrete buildings.
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Investigators search landfill for Berreth's remains As the murder case moves through the court system, investigators are still looking for Berreth's remains.
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More than 2,000 cookie-cutter-style homes were erected over vacant land that had at one point been targeted for a landfill.
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Many of the displaced have resorted to building makeshift shelters in dangerous and undesirable areas, including on and around the Repi landfill.
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By bringing in landfill and soil by barge, the new plan allows for daytime construction away from the highway, minimizing traffic disruptions.
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Sweden is markedly better, recycling about half of municipal waste -- compared to 34% in the US -- and only sending one percent to landfill.
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"We know -- like you can see by looking behind me -- that this is the former landfill of Sopocachi," he said at the scene.
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I hate thinking that all that stuff is going to be unused and go to a landfill when it doesn't need to be.
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As such, though energy generation is an emerging alternative, a "significant" proportion of cabin waste is incinerated, sterilized, or buried in a landfill.
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Record rains from Tropical Storm Florence have eroded part of a coal ash mound at a landfill in Wilmington, Duke Energy said Saturday.
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The remains were found inside a dumpster in a landfill in Birmingham after a days-long search, Birmingham Police Chief Patrick Smith said.
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That should increase not just the amount of methane collected but also the capacity of the landfill, since waste shrinks as it rots.
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The ash is moved straight to an adjacent landfill, where it takes up only a tenth of the volume of the original waste.
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According to the report, the landfill handles 3700 metric tons of waste ever day, accounting for about a third of the city's garbage.
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Bye-bye tires: Also, an ordinance enacted last year has resulted in a 220% uptick in used tires being delivered to the landfill.
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Half of each of the groups was then told that whatever was leftover on their plates would be composted or sent to landfill.
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On our path down the highway, the road was blocked by fire, and we spent hours in a landfill entryway, surrounded by flames.
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Moriarty, a Staten Island native and the park's spokesperson, recalls the impact the landfill had on the community when she was growing up.
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They are the heart of the Freshkills Park project, allowing wildlife to grow and continue to exist above the municipal solid waste landfill.
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But West Jefferson, a town near the landfill, was fed up with the smell as the loads were transferred from trains to trucks.
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Mexican officials have talked about the possibility of reopening the case and conducting what would be a third forensic investigation at the landfill.
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After the new report's release, Attorney General Arely Gomez Gonzalez said Sunday that Mexico would launch a new investigation at the landfill site.
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It's weird, heartbreaking and funny—and came as a breath of fresh air at a time during the noughties years of indie landfill.
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We're focused on helping large food manufacturers, distributors, and retailers better manage unsold inventory and reduce the volume of food sent to landfill.
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This is what we might call "landfill new rave"…Yeah, I mean it's fairly safe to say that these guys were being ironic.
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Last month, seven Democratic states threatened to sue the Trump administration for its delay in enforcing a 2016 rule on landfill methane pollutions.
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Rather than donating to tree-planting initiatives, travelers should fund programs such as those capturing methane gas from landfill sites and abandoned mines.
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Alabama also has long faced environmental justice problems, with majority-black and low-income communities suffering disproportionately from landfill and coal plant pollution.
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Some people think it ends up in a Staten Island landfill, but it actually goes to these Einsteinian little black holes in space.
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While reBounces's machines gave those balls extra lives, Fletcher knew they still needed a final resting place that was better than the landfill.
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I love that the wallet is sustainable and made from a decommissioned red fire hose, saving it from being left at a landfill.
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The original lawsuit was spurred by toxic runoff from a DuPont landfill into a creek, which a farmer believed was killing his cattle.
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EPA Region 2628 was notified of a surface fire and a smoldering fire within the landfill complex in 28500, and it did nothing.
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None of the market's rubbish goes to landfill while all packaging used by the 114 traders aims to be bio-degradable and compostable.
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And once they've been beaten to the point of being unwearable, they're thrown in the garbage to live in a landfill forever more.
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From The Wombats and The Fratellis to One Night Only and The Ting Tings, the gamut of landfill indie runs long and deep.
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And we do small-batch production so that there is nothing that ends up in a landfill at the end of the season.
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And if AirPods wind up in a landfill, the earth will embed the earbuds into its crust for at least a thousand years.
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Some blamed the catastrophic release of Atari's E.T. the Extraterrestrial, thousands of copies of which were infamously buried in a New Mexico landfill.
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Her body was found in a landfill site close to her home; a subsequent autopsy showed that she had been strangled and raped.
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At today's consumption rate in 33 years time there will be 200 billion crisp packets either sent to landfill or polluting our oceans.
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The city has already struggled with recycling with 70 percent of the city's waste every year going to a landfill, according to Reuters.
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In the 1970s, he helped negotiate the development of Battery Park City on landfill from the construction site of the World Trade Center.
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His brother also had a stake in the landfill that Ms. Caputova fought to close and had once, not so subtly, threatened her.
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Caputova had waged a 14-year fight with a company Kocner represented that wanted to build an illegal landfill in her home town.
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In late July, he announced that he would rescind his predecessor's approval to use landfill in the construction of the base in Nago.
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Most glitter is made with plastic, and when it drifts into a landfill or down a drain, it can become a microplastic pollutant.
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Searches of Frazee's ranch outside the town of Florissant and at a nearby landfill failed to turn up the victim's remains, police said.
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The Yadrovo landfill does not have such a system, though the owner plans to install one with the help of a Dutch company.
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But too many scraps of food and liquid can contaminate a load, which could then be sent to a landfill, Ms. Lang said.
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To make matters worse, about 20 percent of food is tossed, often into the landfill, which then releases methane that harms the environment.
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However, historians like Moldea think it's possible that his body was shoved into a waste drum and buried in a New Jersey Landfill.
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Brown eventually directed authorities to a dumpster, which investigators tracked to a landfill where McKinney's remains were recovered on October 22, said Ross.
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On a visit to private land adjacent to the landfill, muscled men packed in a pickup truck tried to block the path out.
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Chen's technology could help to solve two problems at once: cutting plastic production and reducing the amount of food waste deposited in landfill.
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"You could have a fire by a landfill — and they might call it the Dump Fire," Heather Williams, a Cal Fire spokeswoman said.
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Government prosecutors and investigators originally concluded that the group burned their bodies in a landfill and tossed their remains in a nearby river.
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The landfill fight divided Greensboro—a former textile hub in the center of North Carolina that's more than 40 percent Black—for years.
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Almost a third never makes it to a landfill or recycling facility, meaning it's either littering the streets or wilderness or floating somewhere.
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Waste on dry land isn't any better: The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that 22020 percent of landfill waste comes from packaging and containers.
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