How is landfill waste disposed?

Answer 1

A final cover of impervious clay is applied followed by a layer of topsoil to allow for grass or tree growth. A monitoring system for air or water contaminants may be added.

A landfill eventually becomes a park or open space with zoning to prevent activities that would endanger the site's integrity.

Answer 2

There are a variety of possible approaches to garbage disposal. Garbage can be used for landfill, buried, burned, dumped into the ocean, recycled, or some combination of those. People will have to decide whether they are willing to spend the money for a solution that is environmentally better, or would rather do things the cheap and messy way.

Answer 3

A modern landfill is designed to hold a certain amount of material. when it reaches that level it is covered with soil and the surface finished. usually the area is used for park land or sports fields as the cost involved in building on top of it is prohibitive.

Answer 4

Landfill waste is buried in the ground, usually an old excavation site such as a mine or quarry or a natural hollow, the area is filled with rubbish, compacted and topped with soil, that's how it gets its name 'land fill'

Answer 5

A landfill is a planned project from greenfield to completion.

The plan includes saving and storing the topsoil from the site before the pit is dug.

The site operations are completed by capping the trash and garbage with a layer of impervious clay,

The clay is covered with the reserved topsoil which is seeded to grass and trees.

The area becomes a park or playground.

Answer 6

if landfills fill up then we have to find a different way to go and fill up our gragge