Sentences with phrase «nearby landfill»
The phrase "nearby landfill" means a place where trash or garbage is disposed of close to a specific location. Full definition
The thing we love most about this eco-friendly company is that they take coffee grounds from local coffee shops, add them to the textiles of their clothing and prevent even more rubbish from ending up in nearby landfills.
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Most areas have the requisite dry cleaners and auto shops, but buyers also can learn about nearby landfills and find out whether local businesses or governments have a permit to discharge wastewater into rivers.
It kicks off with a mercifully cool, clear morning under the Whitestone Bridge in the Bronx's Point Ferry Park, the Empire State Building visible past Riker's Island down the East River, its breeze blowing off any stench from a nearby landfill.
In rural northern Alabama, NYC has become infamous for about 200 shipping containers full of sewage sludge that came by rail, and have been rotting on train cars for six weeks, stalled on the way to a nearby landfill.
The company built a new 5 - bay kiln at the Madison County landfill to take advantage of waste heat produced by a nearby landfill gas power plant.
Using the rooftops of town buildings and a nearby landfill that has been capped to house solar panels will give the town all the energy it needs, which in turn will provide greater public safety and lower tax bills, Fleming said.
Veterinarians and local authorities had few explanations, but Mr. Tennant suspected the nearby landfill.
Landfillharmonic follows the journey of the Recycled Orchestra of Cateura, a Paraguayan musical youth group that plays instruments made entirely out of recycled garbage from a nearby landfill.
They then started taking one dog a week to the nearby landfill — a grassy, open area where the pups could run free.
Landfill was considered the best option (after they had to stop just dumping it in the ocean) but all the nearby landfills are at capacity.