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What is a type of landfill that holds municipal solid waste?
A sanitary landfill
What does sanitary landfill mean?
A sanitary landfill retains the dumped material away from the environment until it is "sanitary" or "safe" to release it.
What happens to your garbage?
Most garbage around the world ends up in landfill. In different places it is:Allowed to contaminate the neighbouring soil and waterHeld in secure landfill where it cannot leak into the surrounding land or water tableJust burnt, sometimes with emission filtering or capture, sometimes notBurnt as biomass (to generate electricity)Used to generate methane as a biofuel (for heating, industry or electricity generation)Sorted for recyclables first which are then separated from the garbageOpen to the public who can search for recyclables and reusablesUsed by landfill owners or local authorities as a second-hand shop, where items are salvaged and offered for saleA:Trash builds up and keeps building up in a land fill. Some of the trash biodegrades (or disintegrates) but trash like plastic does not. Instead, the plastic biodegrades after many years into the chemical wastes it is made of, like oil. Trash that people lazily throw into sewers eventually end up in our ocean and rivers polluting our waterways and potentially killing ocean life. A:All the waste that is not recycled is dumped in a landfill site. This is where they dig huge holes and dump the waste. When the hole is full they cover the top and leave it to disintegrate (which in fact takes over 1000 years). Tragic!
Do you think photodegradable plastic that is buried in a landfill will break down quickly why or why not?
No it won't a because photodegradable means it will break down if exposed to sunlight, but since it is in a land fill there won't be much exposure to the sun, so that means it will slowly break down in the land fill.
Where does the garbage go when it is picked up?
to a landfill
What percentage of land is used as landfill in Singapore?
45
Where does rubbish go when the landfill is full?
They make a new landfill and start to put the rubbish there.
What happens to the waste that cannot be recycled?
Sadly, it is thrown into a landfill where much of it will take centuries to decompose. The landfill sites are often levelled eventually, when they are full, and used for sports fields.
What are two things a landfill may pollute?
Air and land. The land is filled with garbage and the air from the odors and chemicals the landfill gives off.
How much land does the US use for landfills?
The area of land taken for landfill sites is about 28000 hectares. ...
Is a landfill smelly?
NO! It smells lovely! Thats dumb. a landfill is full of garbage. of course it's smelly.
What surrounds landfill?
Landfill is surrounded by land. Land is shaped so that it encompasses the areas to fill in garbage. This will prevent the garbage from drifting everywhere when dumped into the sea.
How have landfill site been used in Tokyo?
In Tokyo, landfill sites have been used primarily for urban development and waste management, particularly in expanding land for residential and commercial use. The city has utilized reclaimed land from Tokyo Bay to create new islands, such as Odaiba, which now host shopping, entertainment, and leisure facilities. These landfill projects have also incorporated advanced engineering techniques to manage environmental impacts and prevent soil and water contamination. Overall, Tokyo's approach to landfill use reflects a combination of land reclamation and sustainable urban planning.
What would the world if you did not recycle?
a bid landfill which is full of garbage
What is the name of land where rubbish are dumped?
It's called a landfill.
What are compound words with land?
landfall landfill landmine landlubber
Is Reclaimed land used as a landfill?
they melt down all the rubbish and put lots and lots of soil down and palnt trees
