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A landfill is a carefully engineered site designed for the safe disposal of waste, featuring systems for managing leachate and gas emissions to minimize environmental impact. In contrast, a dump typically refers to an uncontrolled site where waste is simply piled up without proper management, leading to potential health and environmental hazards. Landfills are regulated and often require permits, while dumps may not adhere to any regulations. Overall, landfills prioritize safety and environmental protection, whereas dumps do not.
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What is a modern dump called?
Landfill
How could composting reduce that amount of waste going to the landfill?
Because by composting, you are creating soil enrichment that can be put back into the ground rather than throwing it away just to have it pile up in some city dump. The food scraps you would have originally thrown away, have now been decomposed and are able to redeposited back into the ground safely, and without causing harm to the ecosystem.
What can go in a landfill?
a water bottle.
What percentage is recyclable in a landfill?
20% in landfills
When was the first landfill invented?
nobody invented it
Why do you have landfill?
we can put our dump in
What is a synonym for landfill?
dump
What is a dump of waste material?
Landfill
What is a modern dump called?
Landfill
What is another name for a dump?
Landfill.
What happens if glass if not recycled?
It goes to the dump/landfill.
Is a landfill bigger than a dump site?
Dump - TRASH location Land fill - CLEAN dirt trees anything that grows in nature or come out of the earth rocks (etc.) to end up at.
Is a dump truck working in a ash landfill required to have air condition?
No
What happens if cell phone are not recycled?
they go to a dump or a landfill and what is able to decompose
Where can I find a designated area to dump wood waste?
You can find a designated area to dump wood waste at a local landfill or recycling center.
How is leachate gas and debris from a landfill going to be safely contained so a park can be built on a dump?
Leachate gas and debris from the landfill is going to contain safely so the park can be built on a dump so its does not destroy the ground or harm it in any way. It is sucked out of the ground with pipes that run through the bottom of top soil.
What happen to household refuse after it has been thrown into the refuse bin?
it goes to the tip (garbage dump) where it decomposes and eventually is buried.
