Landfilling as the Cornerstone of an Integrated Waste System 

Philip O'Leary & Patrick Walsh

This course should provide landfill owners, managers, operators, consultants, regulatory agency specialists and others interested in the solid waste industry...

U.S. Solid Waste Industry, The: How Big is It? 

Edward W. Repa

Measuring the size of the U.S. solid waste industry has never been as easy as stepping on a scale or whipping out a ruler until now. In the past, the...

Pushing the Envelope 

By Lynn Merrill

Moving, spreading and covering trash expediently can make the difference between a well-managed landfill and one that struggles. With each charge into...

LANDFILL: A Web of LFG Project Funding Ideas 

Sarah Nichols

Landfill gas (LFG) utilization projects don't grow on trees, and neither does money. To help LFG projects find money, the U.S. Environmental Protection...

Subtitle D: Compacting the Years 

John T. Aquino

As parents know, the first 10 years can seem like a long time as a child matures. A youngster itself, Subtitle D celebrated its 10th birthday this year....

LANDFILL: There's Gas in Them Thar Hills 

Sarah Nichols

Situated on the Blue Ridge Mountains, the studio of glassblower John Geci is just part of a complex of craft workshops and greenhouses used for artistry,...

Troubleshooting a Leachate Leak 

By Edwin R. Slattery

Every plumber knows that finding a leak in an old, leaky faucet might mean that the entire plumbing system needs to be fixed. This unpleasant surprise...

LANDFILL: Washington Landfill Is No Longer for the Birds 

Kim A. O'Connell

From the scarecrow in Mr. McGregor's garden, to the crack of noisemakers near airports, many have attempted to deter birds from places they don't belong....

LANDFILL: Landfill Rides on a Performance-Based Contract 

Deb Bush and Attilio Corbo

When teaching a tyke to ride a bike, you eventually must let go and allow the child to pedal. In many ways that's what the Pinellas County Utilities Department...

Landfill Unwillingly Declared National Landmark 

Fresno, Calif. -- U.S. Interior Secretary Gale Norton has named the Fresno Municipal Sanitary Landfill a national historic landmark. Fresno officials...

Landfill Gas Helps Chicago Go "Green" 

Kim A. O'Connell

This year, companies that convert landfill gas (LFG) to energy may have a new end user the city of Chicago. In June, the city signed an agreement to make...

Putting on the Pounds 

By Lynn Merrill

Landfill compactors maximize density using a combination of weight and physical manipulation to crush down trash into the thinnest possible layer. The...

A Special Report: Good Wood Gone Bad 

By Patricia-Anne Tom

Solid waste managers take in the world's undesirables every day, but in doing so, a potential bomb chromated copper arsenate (CCA)-treated wood is waiting...

LANDFILL: Old Landfill Suits County Needs to a Tee 

Kim A. O'Connell

For years, Atlanta's Fulton County has struggled to deal with the defunct Morgan Falls Landfill, which costs the county more than $200,000 in annual maintenance...

Sorry, Landfill Closed 

By Kim A. O'Connell

What's happening to landfills in their afterlife....

Landfill Gas Part of President's Tax Cut 

Washington, D.C. — Included as part of President Bush's $1.35 trillion, 10-year tax cut are the extension of tax credits for electricity produced from...

Leachate Flow Control 

By John A. Banks and David H. Penoyer

One Florida landfill was studied using computer simulation to help determine the appropriate design for a bioreactor's leachate collection and removal system.

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Tip Off, The 

By Edward W. Repa

The latest report on landfill disposal trends....

LANDFILLS: Voluntary Greenhouse Gases Reductions Triple 

Kim A. O'Connell

No one likes being told what to do, especially when it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Often, businesses are concerned about how emissions...

Landfill Gas to Cold Hard Cash 

By Lynn Merrill

Three communities and one waste company team up to turn a problem into an asset. A Northampton County, Pa., landfill is turning gas into an economic opportunity...

LANDFILLS: Developing Landfills: Take it to the Bank 

John Ryan

Wetlands often are ideal sites for building or expanding a new landfill. However, developers must compensate for the wetlands they damage or destroy,...

Orphan Landfills Contain Unregulated Hazards 

Wes Gavett EMCON/OWT Solid Waste Services Portland, Ore., and Tim Spencer Oregon Department of Envir

Orphan landfills don't have that is, they don't have a viable owner or responsible party. Considering the potential dangers to public health and the environment,...

Covering Up The Mess 

By Danielle Onorato

A look at some alternative daily covers (ADCs) and other products that can help keep your landfill tight and odor-free. Airspace Saver Daily Cover Baton...

How to Sustain Your Landfill 

Mark Hudgins Environmental Control Systems Inc. Aiken, S.C.

Combine mining, recycling and cell reuse with an aerobic (bioreactor) landfill, and what do you have? A sustainable landfill, according to its creators,...

Long Island Lemonade 

By Judy Fischer

With an innovative landfill redesign, a dedicated town and a committed consultant turn an environmental liability into a community asset.

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