Definition of landfill in English:

landfill

noun ˈlan(d)fɪlˈlæn(d)ˌfɪl

mass noun

1The disposal of waste material by burying it, especially as a method of filling in and reclaiming excavated pits.
as modifier landfill sites
Example sentencesExamples
- This damage to our environment can be a direct result of improper disposal of such waste materials in landfill sites or directly into our water supply i.e. flushing medicines down the toilet.
- We are all aware that landfill disposal causes water pollution and produces methane gas, causing climate change.
- Bergin Waste Disposal is the Ballaghdreen based waste contractor operating this initiative in a drive to encourage more recycling and less waste disposal to landfill.
- Waste disposal by landfill accounts for over 80% of municipal waste in Britain.
- The latest details come a week after it was revealed that 1,300 tonnes of paper, cans and plastic bottles have been buried in landfill sites.
- The Guildhall is facing Government targets to double the amount of recycled waste by 2004 and to cut the city's reliance on landfill disposal.
- He expected DIY shops and paint companies would donate unwanted stock, saving them the cost of paying for disposal at landfill sites.
- Disposal of domestic and industrial waste in landfill sites may expose local residents to dioxins and other chemicals.
- A similar survey carried out by IBEC in 1999 showed the average cost of disposing of a ton of waste to landfill was approximately £60.
- In addition, he said the Government has imposed a landfill tax on the disposal of each ton of material at landfill.
- The initiative was part of European Week for Safety and Health at Work, which focused this year on the risk posed by toxic chemicals that leak when mobile phones and batteries are buried in landfill sites.
- There are but two types of waste demanding collection, and disposal at landfill sites, or controversially lately at incineration plants.
- Mr Appleby said many changes were coming in - and these included banning the disposal of tyres at landfill sites unless they are shredded.
- Green campaigners say kerbside recycling is the best way to reduce landfill instead of garbage-guzzling waste plants.
- These figures suggest that Sligo County Council are at present succeeding in diverting 80% of all domestic refuse away from landfill.
- Maybe it's time for local authorities to start up umbrella recycling schemes to return these instruments of torture to point of sale or, preferably, to bury them deep in landfill sites instead.
- Most are buried in landfill sites, where they can take hundreds of years to degrade, but many litter urban areas, the countryside and the sea, where they can become a major hazard for wildlife.
- The Director points out that the high cost of landfill disposal together with increased collection costs meant the increases were necessary.
- Some of the three million domestic refrigerators which are discarded every year in the UK used to be exported for re-use, re-conditioned or buried in landfill sites.
- It suggests increased recycling, composting and diversion of waste away from landfill sites through alternative methods of waste management.
1. 1.1 Waste material used in landfill sites.
  our reusable packaging eliminates tons of landfill
  Example sentencesExamples
  We all have to work to reduce landfill by reducing the volume of our refuse.
  Half of this 20-acre site will be landfill with the remainder used for waste segregation, recycling and civic amenities.
  As we all know the Government has given the council a target to reduce landfill which is perfectly understandable.
  We also look at a new National Packaging Covenant between industry, local councils and consumers, that should reduce the litter and waste to landfill created by packaging.
  A developer who got planning permission to build a golf course and then dumped several hundred thousand tonnes of landfill on the site only ever intended to create an illegal tip, it was claimed today.
  This is in contrast to domestic rubbish, the vast bulk of which is dumped in landfill, and to human waste which requires treatment before being released into waterways.
  It monitored the water and assessed the impact of leakage from landfill, sewage plants and septic tanks, and spreading agricultural fertilisers and chemicals on land.
  As well as making homes warmer and quieter, the project could help to reduce landfill.
  The contracts, which lasted about 56 weeks, also saw 250,000 tonnes of clay from the nearby Far Ings site used as landfill.
  Half a dozen might make a novelty set of drinks coasters, but a million amounts to about 17 tons of landfill.
  Already the network claims to keep 20 tons of potential waste out of landfill every day.
  Speaking to friends and neighbours, I have yet to meet anybody who thinks we should keep on destroying our precious countryside by burying rubbish in landfill at the current rate.
  The probability is that the remnants of a once proud fleet will end up as broken flotsam, landfill at the council dump.
  They were furious that lorries could go to and from the site at a rate of one every five minutes to take tens of thousands of tonnes of rubble from the old mill to landfill on the site.
  It has also been revealed garden waste has been dumped in landfill because composting sites were unable to cope with the amount being collected.
  This is about 250,000 items, of which only a tiny proportion is re-used, most being scrapped or put into landfill.
  In the absence of information on site or geological factors affecting emissions from landfill, we examined data for special waste sites as a proxy for potential hazard.
  Most of the earth moved was landfill, leftovers from the 1960s metro digs.
  Synonyms
  rubbish, waste, debris, litter, garbage, discarded matter, detritus, dross, scrap, rubble, slag, spoilage, sullage, sewage, slop
2. 1.2count noun An area filled in by landfill.
  landfills will take up valuable space
  Example sentencesExamples
  He said the biggest problem people had with landfills was the damage they caused to roads given the amount of trucks travelling to and from them.
  Why fill up our landfills or create more dioxins by incineration with this product that ends up in our trash?
  What is more, these days a number of people who own landfills are taking the methane off them and burning it for electricity.
  In addition, killdeer, pipits and some shorebirds visit the grassy areas of landfills.
  The local authority has used an aircraft to provide thermal images of the area in order to pinpoint all the illegal landfills on the site which is used for legitimate quarrying by CRH.
  Each season, thousands of these trees are dumped in a city wood landfill called Camp Small.
  The second was that I was trained as a geologist and, in 1977, one of my first assignments was to map all the landfills in the Denver area.
  Projects include approach roads to dumping yards, development of sanitary fills, small and medium composting landfills.
  And an effort to create a new landfill in a remote area of Ontario was blocked by environmentalists.
  Open landfills had attracted negative publicity in the 1920s and 1930s and for the most part had been cleaned up.
  These landfills are filling up and new ones can't be built.
  Haul paper containers to a sanitary landfill or burn them in an approved manner.
  Many prefer to develop landfills instead of turning outlying farmlands into new suburbs.
  Infectious waste must be treated before disposal in a municipal landfill.
  In more remote areas, landfills and gravel pits ruin their fragile beauty.
  Once produced, plastic water bottles clog landfills and litter the landscape, and toxins in the plastic can find their way into ground water.
  The reason our garden waste is now being collected separately is because too much of it is going in landfills, causing pollution and filling them up unnecessarily.
  The site has neighbors: two hazardous waste incinerators and one hazardous waste landfill.
  The residue was sent off to a solid hazardous waste landfill, until they refused to accept it.
  He also reviewed the progress of some World Bank-aided projects and the choking of drains by plastic waste and landfills in low-lying areas.

verb ˈlan(d)fɪlˈlæn(d)ˌfɪl

[with object]

Bury in a landfill.
many tons of edible food are landfilled
as adjective landfilled waste
Example sentencesExamples
- EU and Irish policy is to recover energy from residual waste rather than landfilling it directly.
- That's why glass bottles have to be landfilled, and the same applies to tyres and computers.
- In fact, if committees were to recycle to the full extent, then only 12 per cent of our waste would have to be landfilled.
- This hazardous waste will remain toxic for centuries when landfilled, a deadly legacy that could cause cancer and birth defects for generations to come.
- She said they were saving the county council from having to landfill a tonne of material every two months.
- It should be remembered that when waste is landfilled that is not the end of the story.
- The wastewater would then be mixed with other industrial waste, treated and then dumped into the Delaware River, and the solid waste product would be landfilled at the Dupont location.
- The cost of landfilling construction and demolition waste has increased dramatically in recent years and this cost is expected to grow.
- Now WRG is seeking approval from the Environment Agency for its plan to landfill the site in three phases over the next 10 years at a rate of 250,000 tonnes a year.
- It aims to reduce the amount of waste we send to landfill - almost 2 million tonnes of household and commercial/trade waste in 2001 was landfilled.
- The remaining 88% of our municipal waste was landfilled - often in small and inadequate facilities and that was a situation, Minister Cullen stressed, could not continue.
- That leaves nearly a third of all old tires to be landfilled, stockpiled (due to landfill restrictions or prohibitive disposal costs), or illegally dumped.
- The plant is expected to emit 60 to 65 percent of the CO2 produced by a conventional coal plant and eliminate 1.5 million pounds of waste that would otherwise be landfilled.
- Although landfill space is needed for York in the foreseeable future, we expect recycling and composting to increase substantially at this site, reducing the amount of waste landfilled.
- The Government must do more to protect the public from poorly managed landfills and set tough targets to reduce the amount of hazardous waste that is landfilled.
- So why is the UK still landfilling 81 percent of its domestic waste?
- The facility, regarded as one of the best of its kind in the country, provides a practical alternative to landfilling household waste.
- Currently, about 80 per cent of computer PCBs are landfilled, with the remainder being sent to copper smelters where the metallic elements can be recovered.
- Opponents also reasonably assert that U.S. and Michigan environmental controls on what's allowed to be landfilled are different and sometimes more stringent than Canadian standards.
- A modern landfill is sited, designed, constructed, and operated to minimize generation of leachate, migration of leachate and LFG from the landfill, and exposure of landfilled waste to the environment and to disease vectors.

Definition of landfill in US English:

landfill

nounˈlæn(d)ˌfɪlˈlan(d)ˌfil

1A place to dispose of refuse and other waste material by burying it and covering it over with soil, especially as a method of filling in or extending usable land.
Example sentencesExamples
- Disposal of domestic and industrial waste in landfill sites may expose local residents to dioxins and other chemicals.
- It suggests increased recycling, composting and diversion of waste away from landfill sites through alternative methods of waste management.
- The latest details come a week after it was revealed that 1,300 tonnes of paper, cans and plastic bottles have been buried in landfill sites.
- Green campaigners say kerbside recycling is the best way to reduce landfill instead of garbage-guzzling waste plants.
- The Director points out that the high cost of landfill disposal together with increased collection costs meant the increases were necessary.
- Mr Appleby said many changes were coming in - and these included banning the disposal of tyres at landfill sites unless they are shredded.
- A similar survey carried out by IBEC in 1999 showed the average cost of disposing of a ton of waste to landfill was approximately £60.
- There are but two types of waste demanding collection, and disposal at landfill sites, or controversially lately at incineration plants.
- Most are buried in landfill sites, where they can take hundreds of years to degrade, but many litter urban areas, the countryside and the sea, where they can become a major hazard for wildlife.
- Maybe it's time for local authorities to start up umbrella recycling schemes to return these instruments of torture to point of sale or, preferably, to bury them deep in landfill sites instead.
- We are all aware that landfill disposal causes water pollution and produces methane gas, causing climate change.
- The Guildhall is facing Government targets to double the amount of recycled waste by 2004 and to cut the city's reliance on landfill disposal.
- Some of the three million domestic refrigerators which are discarded every year in the UK used to be exported for re-use, re-conditioned or buried in landfill sites.
- In addition, he said the Government has imposed a landfill tax on the disposal of each ton of material at landfill.
- These figures suggest that Sligo County Council are at present succeeding in diverting 80% of all domestic refuse away from landfill.
- This damage to our environment can be a direct result of improper disposal of such waste materials in landfill sites or directly into our water supply i.e. flushing medicines down the toilet.
- Waste disposal by landfill accounts for over 80% of municipal waste in Britain.
- Bergin Waste Disposal is the Ballaghdreen based waste contractor operating this initiative in a drive to encourage more recycling and less waste disposal to landfill.
- The initiative was part of European Week for Safety and Health at Work, which focused this year on the risk posed by toxic chemicals that leak when mobile phones and batteries are buried in landfill sites.
- He expected DIY shops and paint companies would donate unwanted stock, saving them the cost of paying for disposal at landfill sites.
1. 1.1 Waste material used to reclaim ground.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This is about 250,000 items, of which only a tiny proportion is re-used, most being scrapped or put into landfill.
  In the absence of information on site or geological factors affecting emissions from landfill, we examined data for special waste sites as a proxy for potential hazard.
  Speaking to friends and neighbours, I have yet to meet anybody who thinks we should keep on destroying our precious countryside by burying rubbish in landfill at the current rate.
  We all have to work to reduce landfill by reducing the volume of our refuse.
  This is in contrast to domestic rubbish, the vast bulk of which is dumped in landfill, and to human waste which requires treatment before being released into waterways.
  As we all know the Government has given the council a target to reduce landfill which is perfectly understandable.
  Most of the earth moved was landfill, leftovers from the 1960s metro digs.
  We also look at a new National Packaging Covenant between industry, local councils and consumers, that should reduce the litter and waste to landfill created by packaging.
  Half a dozen might make a novelty set of drinks coasters, but a million amounts to about 17 tons of landfill.
  It has also been revealed garden waste has been dumped in landfill because composting sites were unable to cope with the amount being collected.
  Half of this 20-acre site will be landfill with the remainder used for waste segregation, recycling and civic amenities.
  It monitored the water and assessed the impact of leakage from landfill, sewage plants and septic tanks, and spreading agricultural fertilisers and chemicals on land.
  They were furious that lorries could go to and from the site at a rate of one every five minutes to take tens of thousands of tonnes of rubble from the old mill to landfill on the site.
  A developer who got planning permission to build a golf course and then dumped several hundred thousand tonnes of landfill on the site only ever intended to create an illegal tip, it was claimed today.
  The contracts, which lasted about 56 weeks, also saw 250,000 tonnes of clay from the nearby Far Ings site used as landfill.
  Already the network claims to keep 20 tons of potential waste out of landfill every day.
  As well as making homes warmer and quieter, the project could help to reduce landfill.
  The probability is that the remnants of a once proud fleet will end up as broken flotsam, landfill at the council dump.
  Synonyms
  rubbish, waste, debris, litter, garbage, discarded matter, detritus, dross, scrap, rubble, slag, spoilage, sullage, sewage, slop
2. 1.2 An area filled in by landfill.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In addition, killdeer, pipits and some shorebirds visit the grassy areas of landfills.
  Haul paper containers to a sanitary landfill or burn them in an approved manner.
  The site has neighbors: two hazardous waste incinerators and one hazardous waste landfill.
  Why fill up our landfills or create more dioxins by incineration with this product that ends up in our trash?
  Open landfills had attracted negative publicity in the 1920s and 1930s and for the most part had been cleaned up.
  The reason our garden waste is now being collected separately is because too much of it is going in landfills, causing pollution and filling them up unnecessarily.
  These landfills are filling up and new ones can't be built.
  The second was that I was trained as a geologist and, in 1977, one of my first assignments was to map all the landfills in the Denver area.
  And an effort to create a new landfill in a remote area of Ontario was blocked by environmentalists.
  Once produced, plastic water bottles clog landfills and litter the landscape, and toxins in the plastic can find their way into ground water.
  He said the biggest problem people had with landfills was the damage they caused to roads given the amount of trucks travelling to and from them.
  Many prefer to develop landfills instead of turning outlying farmlands into new suburbs.
  Each season, thousands of these trees are dumped in a city wood landfill called Camp Small.
  Infectious waste must be treated before disposal in a municipal landfill.
  Projects include approach roads to dumping yards, development of sanitary fills, small and medium composting landfills.
  The residue was sent off to a solid hazardous waste landfill, until they refused to accept it.
  The local authority has used an aircraft to provide thermal images of the area in order to pinpoint all the illegal landfills on the site which is used for legitimate quarrying by CRH.
  In more remote areas, landfills and gravel pits ruin their fragile beauty.
  He also reviewed the progress of some World Bank-aided projects and the choking of drains by plastic waste and landfills in low-lying areas.
  What is more, these days a number of people who own landfills are taking the methane off them and burning it for electricity.

verbˈlæn(d)ˌfɪlˈlan(d)ˌfil

[with object]

Bury in a landfill.
as adjective landfilled waste
the Florida school intends to landfill its old computers
Example sentencesExamples
- Opponents also reasonably assert that U.S. and Michigan environmental controls on what's allowed to be landfilled are different and sometimes more stringent than Canadian standards.
- This hazardous waste will remain toxic for centuries when landfilled, a deadly legacy that could cause cancer and birth defects for generations to come.
- It should be remembered that when waste is landfilled that is not the end of the story.
- Now WRG is seeking approval from the Environment Agency for its plan to landfill the site in three phases over the next 10 years at a rate of 250,000 tonnes a year.
- The Government must do more to protect the public from poorly managed landfills and set tough targets to reduce the amount of hazardous waste that is landfilled.
- She said they were saving the county council from having to landfill a tonne of material every two months.
- The cost of landfilling construction and demolition waste has increased dramatically in recent years and this cost is expected to grow.
- The plant is expected to emit 60 to 65 percent of the CO2 produced by a conventional coal plant and eliminate 1.5 million pounds of waste that would otherwise be landfilled.
- EU and Irish policy is to recover energy from residual waste rather than landfilling it directly.
- It aims to reduce the amount of waste we send to landfill - almost 2 million tonnes of household and commercial/trade waste in 2001 was landfilled.
- So why is the UK still landfilling 81 percent of its domestic waste?
- That's why glass bottles have to be landfilled, and the same applies to tyres and computers.
- The wastewater would then be mixed with other industrial waste, treated and then dumped into the Delaware River, and the solid waste product would be landfilled at the Dupont location.
- Currently, about 80 per cent of computer PCBs are landfilled, with the remainder being sent to copper smelters where the metallic elements can be recovered.
- A modern landfill is sited, designed, constructed, and operated to minimize generation of leachate, migration of leachate and LFG from the landfill, and exposure of landfilled waste to the environment and to disease vectors.
- That leaves nearly a third of all old tires to be landfilled, stockpiled (due to landfill restrictions or prohibitive disposal costs), or illegally dumped.
- The remaining 88% of our municipal waste was landfilled - often in small and inadequate facilities and that was a situation, Minister Cullen stressed, could not continue.
- Although landfill space is needed for York in the foreseeable future, we expect recycling and composting to increase substantially at this site, reducing the amount of waste landfilled.
- The facility, regarded as one of the best of its kind in the country, provides a practical alternative to landfilling household waste.
- In fact, if committees were to recycle to the full extent, then only 12 per cent of our waste would have to be landfilled.

单词	landfill
释义	Definition of landfill in English: landfill noun ˈlan(d)fɪlˈlæn(d)ˌfɪl mass noun 1The disposal of waste material by burying it, especially as a method of filling in and reclaiming excavated pits. as modifier landfill sites Example sentencesExamples This damage to our environment can be a direct result of improper disposal of such waste materials in landfill sites or directly into our water supply i.e. flushing medicines down the toilet. We are all aware that landfill disposal causes water pollution and produces methane gas, causing climate change. Bergin Waste Disposal is the Ballaghdreen based waste contractor operating this initiative in a drive to encourage more recycling and less waste disposal to landfill. Waste disposal by landfill accounts for over 80% of municipal waste in Britain. The latest details come a week after it was revealed that 1,300 tonnes of paper, cans and plastic bottles have been buried in landfill sites. The Guildhall is facing Government targets to double the amount of recycled waste by 2004 and to cut the city's reliance on landfill disposal. He expected DIY shops and paint companies would donate unwanted stock, saving them the cost of paying for disposal at landfill sites. Disposal of domestic and industrial waste in landfill sites may expose local residents to dioxins and other chemicals. A similar survey carried out by IBEC in 1999 showed the average cost of disposing of a ton of waste to landfill was approximately £60. In addition, he said the Government has imposed a landfill tax on the disposal of each ton of material at landfill. The initiative was part of European Week for Safety and Health at Work, which focused this year on the risk posed by toxic chemicals that leak when mobile phones and batteries are buried in landfill sites. There are but two types of waste demanding collection, and disposal at landfill sites, or controversially lately at incineration plants. Mr Appleby said many changes were coming in - and these included banning the disposal of tyres at landfill sites unless they are shredded. Green campaigners say kerbside recycling is the best way to reduce landfill instead of garbage-guzzling waste plants. These figures suggest that Sligo County Council are at present succeeding in diverting 80% of all domestic refuse away from landfill. Maybe it's time for local authorities to start up umbrella recycling schemes to return these instruments of torture to point of sale or, preferably, to bury them deep in landfill sites instead. Most are buried in landfill sites, where they can take hundreds of years to degrade, but many litter urban areas, the countryside and the sea, where they can become a major hazard for wildlife. The Director points out that the high cost of landfill disposal together with increased collection costs meant the increases were necessary. Some of the three million domestic refrigerators which are discarded every year in the UK used to be exported for re-use, re-conditioned or buried in landfill sites. It suggests increased recycling, composting and diversion of waste away from landfill sites through alternative methods of waste management. 1.1 Waste material used in landfill sites. our reusable packaging eliminates tons of landfill Example sentencesExamples We all have to work to reduce landfill by reducing the volume of our refuse. Half of this 20-acre site will be landfill with the remainder used for waste segregation, recycling and civic amenities. As we all know the Government has given the council a target to reduce landfill which is perfectly understandable. We also look at a new National Packaging Covenant between industry, local councils and consumers, that should reduce the litter and waste to landfill created by packaging. A developer who got planning permission to build a golf course and then dumped several hundred thousand tonnes of landfill on the site only ever intended to create an illegal tip, it was claimed today. This is in contrast to domestic rubbish, the vast bulk of which is dumped in landfill, and to human waste which requires treatment before being released into waterways. It monitored the water and assessed the impact of leakage from landfill, sewage plants and septic tanks, and spreading agricultural fertilisers and chemicals on land. As well as making homes warmer and quieter, the project could help to reduce landfill. The contracts, which lasted about 56 weeks, also saw 250,000 tonnes of clay from the nearby Far Ings site used as landfill. Half a dozen might make a novelty set of drinks coasters, but a million amounts to about 17 tons of landfill. Already the network claims to keep 20 tons of potential waste out of landfill every day. Speaking to friends and neighbours, I have yet to meet anybody who thinks we should keep on destroying our precious countryside by burying rubbish in landfill at the current rate. The probability is that the remnants of a once proud fleet will end up as broken flotsam, landfill at the council dump. They were furious that lorries could go to and from the site at a rate of one every five minutes to take tens of thousands of tonnes of rubble from the old mill to landfill on the site. It has also been revealed garden waste has been dumped in landfill because composting sites were unable to cope with the amount being collected. This is about 250,000 items, of which only a tiny proportion is re-used, most being scrapped or put into landfill. In the absence of information on site or geological factors affecting emissions from landfill, we examined data for special waste sites as a proxy for potential hazard. Most of the earth moved was landfill, leftovers from the 1960s metro digs. Synonyms rubbish, waste, debris, litter, garbage, discarded matter, detritus, dross, scrap, rubble, slag, spoilage, sullage, sewage, slop 1.2count noun An area filled in by landfill. landfills will take up valuable space Example sentencesExamples He said the biggest problem people had with landfills was the damage they caused to roads given the amount of trucks travelling to and from them. Why fill up our landfills or create more dioxins by incineration with this product that ends up in our trash? What is more, these days a number of people who own landfills are taking the methane off them and burning it for electricity. In addition, killdeer, pipits and some shorebirds visit the grassy areas of landfills. The local authority has used an aircraft to provide thermal images of the area in order to pinpoint all the illegal landfills on the site which is used for legitimate quarrying by CRH. Each season, thousands of these trees are dumped in a city wood landfill called Camp Small. The second was that I was trained as a geologist and, in 1977, one of my first assignments was to map all the landfills in the Denver area. Projects include approach roads to dumping yards, development of sanitary fills, small and medium composting landfills. And an effort to create a new landfill in a remote area of Ontario was blocked by environmentalists. Open landfills had attracted negative publicity in the 1920s and 1930s and for the most part had been cleaned up. These landfills are filling up and new ones can't be built. Haul paper containers to a sanitary landfill or burn them in an approved manner. Many prefer to develop landfills instead of turning outlying farmlands into new suburbs. Infectious waste must be treated before disposal in a municipal landfill. In more remote areas, landfills and gravel pits ruin their fragile beauty. Once produced, plastic water bottles clog landfills and litter the landscape, and toxins in the plastic can find their way into ground water. The reason our garden waste is now being collected separately is because too much of it is going in landfills, causing pollution and filling them up unnecessarily. The site has neighbors: two hazardous waste incinerators and one hazardous waste landfill. The residue was sent off to a solid hazardous waste landfill, until they refused to accept it. He also reviewed the progress of some World Bank-aided projects and the choking of drains by plastic waste and landfills in low-lying areas. verb ˈlan(d)fɪlˈlæn(d)ˌfɪl [with object] Bury in a landfill. many tons of edible food are landfilled as adjective landfilled waste Example sentencesExamples EU and Irish policy is to recover energy from residual waste rather than landfilling it directly. That's why glass bottles have to be landfilled, and the same applies to tyres and computers. In fact, if committees were to recycle to the full extent, then only 12 per cent of our waste would have to be landfilled. This hazardous waste will remain toxic for centuries when landfilled, a deadly legacy that could cause cancer and birth defects for generations to come. She said they were saving the county council from having to landfill a tonne of material every two months. It should be remembered that when waste is landfilled that is not the end of the story. The wastewater would then be mixed with other industrial waste, treated and then dumped into the Delaware River, and the solid waste product would be landfilled at the Dupont location. The cost of landfilling construction and demolition waste has increased dramatically in recent years and this cost is expected to grow. Now WRG is seeking approval from the Environment Agency for its plan to landfill the site in three phases over the next 10 years at a rate of 250,000 tonnes a year. It aims to reduce the amount of waste we send to landfill - almost 2 million tonnes of household and commercial/trade waste in 2001 was landfilled. The remaining 88% of our municipal waste was landfilled - often in small and inadequate facilities and that was a situation, Minister Cullen stressed, could not continue. That leaves nearly a third of all old tires to be landfilled, stockpiled (due to landfill restrictions or prohibitive disposal costs), or illegally dumped. The plant is expected to emit 60 to 65 percent of the CO2 produced by a conventional coal plant and eliminate 1.5 million pounds of waste that would otherwise be landfilled. Although landfill space is needed for York in the foreseeable future, we expect recycling and composting to increase substantially at this site, reducing the amount of waste landfilled. The Government must do more to protect the public from poorly managed landfills and set tough targets to reduce the amount of hazardous waste that is landfilled. So why is the UK still landfilling 81 percent of its domestic waste? The facility, regarded as one of the best of its kind in the country, provides a practical alternative to landfilling household waste. Currently, about 80 per cent of computer PCBs are landfilled, with the remainder being sent to copper smelters where the metallic elements can be recovered. Opponents also reasonably assert that U.S. and Michigan environmental controls on what's allowed to be landfilled are different and sometimes more stringent than Canadian standards. A modern landfill is sited, designed, constructed, and operated to minimize generation of leachate, migration of leachate and LFG from the landfill, and exposure of landfilled waste to the environment and to disease vectors. Definition of landfill in US English: landfill nounˈlæn(d)ˌfɪlˈlan(d)ˌfil 1A place to dispose of refuse and other waste material by burying it and covering it over with soil, especially as a method of filling in or extending usable land. Example sentencesExamples Disposal of domestic and industrial waste in landfill sites may expose local residents to dioxins and other chemicals. It suggests increased recycling, composting and diversion of waste away from landfill sites through alternative methods of waste management. The latest details come a week after it was revealed that 1,300 tonnes of paper, cans and plastic bottles have been buried in landfill sites. Green campaigners say kerbside recycling is the best way to reduce landfill instead of garbage-guzzling waste plants. The Director points out that the high cost of landfill disposal together with increased collection costs meant the increases were necessary. Mr Appleby said many changes were coming in - and these included banning the disposal of tyres at landfill sites unless they are shredded. A similar survey carried out by IBEC in 1999 showed the average cost of disposing of a ton of waste to landfill was approximately £60. There are but two types of waste demanding collection, and disposal at landfill sites, or controversially lately at incineration plants. Most are buried in landfill sites, where they can take hundreds of years to degrade, but many litter urban areas, the countryside and the sea, where they can become a major hazard for wildlife. Maybe it's time for local authorities to start up umbrella recycling schemes to return these instruments of torture to point of sale or, preferably, to bury them deep in landfill sites instead. We are all aware that landfill disposal causes water pollution and produces methane gas, causing climate change. The Guildhall is facing Government targets to double the amount of recycled waste by 2004 and to cut the city's reliance on landfill disposal. Some of the three million domestic refrigerators which are discarded every year in the UK used to be exported for re-use, re-conditioned or buried in landfill sites. In addition, he said the Government has imposed a landfill tax on the disposal of each ton of material at landfill. These figures suggest that Sligo County Council are at present succeeding in diverting 80% of all domestic refuse away from landfill. This damage to our environment can be a direct result of improper disposal of such waste materials in landfill sites or directly into our water supply i.e. flushing medicines down the toilet. Waste disposal by landfill accounts for over 80% of municipal waste in Britain. Bergin Waste Disposal is the Ballaghdreen based waste contractor operating this initiative in a drive to encourage more recycling and less waste disposal to landfill. The initiative was part of European Week for Safety and Health at Work, which focused this year on the risk posed by toxic chemicals that leak when mobile phones and batteries are buried in landfill sites. He expected DIY shops and paint companies would donate unwanted stock, saving them the cost of paying for disposal at landfill sites. 1.1 Waste material used to reclaim ground. Example sentencesExamples This is about 250,000 items, of which only a tiny proportion is re-used, most being scrapped or put into landfill. In the absence of information on site or geological factors affecting emissions from landfill, we examined data for special waste sites as a proxy for potential hazard. Speaking to friends and neighbours, I have yet to meet anybody who thinks we should keep on destroying our precious countryside by burying rubbish in landfill at the current rate. We all have to work to reduce landfill by reducing the volume of our refuse. This is in contrast to domestic rubbish, the vast bulk of which is dumped in landfill, and to human waste which requires treatment before being released into waterways. As we all know the Government has given the council a target to reduce landfill which is perfectly understandable. Most of the earth moved was landfill, leftovers from the 1960s metro digs. We also look at a new National Packaging Covenant between industry, local councils and consumers, that should reduce the litter and waste to landfill created by packaging. Half a dozen might make a novelty set of drinks coasters, but a million amounts to about 17 tons of landfill. It has also been revealed garden waste has been dumped in landfill because composting sites were unable to cope with the amount being collected. Half of this 20-acre site will be landfill with the remainder used for waste segregation, recycling and civic amenities. It monitored the water and assessed the impact of leakage from landfill, sewage plants and septic tanks, and spreading agricultural fertilisers and chemicals on land. They were furious that lorries could go to and from the site at a rate of one every five minutes to take tens of thousands of tonnes of rubble from the old mill to landfill on the site. A developer who got planning permission to build a golf course and then dumped several hundred thousand tonnes of landfill on the site only ever intended to create an illegal tip, it was claimed today. The contracts, which lasted about 56 weeks, also saw 250,000 tonnes of clay from the nearby Far Ings site used as landfill. Already the network claims to keep 20 tons of potential waste out of landfill every day. As well as making homes warmer and quieter, the project could help to reduce landfill. The probability is that the remnants of a once proud fleet will end up as broken flotsam, landfill at the council dump. Synonyms rubbish, waste, debris, litter, garbage, discarded matter, detritus, dross, scrap, rubble, slag, spoilage, sullage, sewage, slop 1.2 An area filled in by landfill. Example sentencesExamples In addition, killdeer, pipits and some shorebirds visit the grassy areas of landfills. Haul paper containers to a sanitary landfill or burn them in an approved manner. The site has neighbors: two hazardous waste incinerators and one hazardous waste landfill. Why fill up our landfills or create more dioxins by incineration with this product that ends up in our trash? Open landfills had attracted negative publicity in the 1920s and 1930s and for the most part had been cleaned up. The reason our garden waste is now being collected separately is because too much of it is going in landfills, causing pollution and filling them up unnecessarily. These landfills are filling up and new ones can't be built. The second was that I was trained as a geologist and, in 1977, one of my first assignments was to map all the landfills in the Denver area. And an effort to create a new landfill in a remote area of Ontario was blocked by environmentalists. Once produced, plastic water bottles clog landfills and litter the landscape, and toxins in the plastic can find their way into ground water. He said the biggest problem people had with landfills was the damage they caused to roads given the amount of trucks travelling to and from them. Many prefer to develop landfills instead of turning outlying farmlands into new suburbs. Each season, thousands of these trees are dumped in a city wood landfill called Camp Small. Infectious waste must be treated before disposal in a municipal landfill. Projects include approach roads to dumping yards, development of sanitary fills, small and medium composting landfills. The residue was sent off to a solid hazardous waste landfill, until they refused to accept it. The local authority has used an aircraft to provide thermal images of the area in order to pinpoint all the illegal landfills on the site which is used for legitimate quarrying by CRH. In more remote areas, landfills and gravel pits ruin their fragile beauty. He also reviewed the progress of some World Bank-aided projects and the choking of drains by plastic waste and landfills in low-lying areas. What is more, these days a number of people who own landfills are taking the methane off them and burning it for electricity. verbˈlæn(d)ˌfɪlˈlan(d)ˌfil [with object] Bury in a landfill. as adjective landfilled waste the Florida school intends to landfill its old computers Example sentencesExamples Opponents also reasonably assert that U.S. and Michigan environmental controls on what's allowed to be landfilled are different and sometimes more stringent than Canadian standards. This hazardous waste will remain toxic for centuries when landfilled, a deadly legacy that could cause cancer and birth defects for generations to come. It should be remembered that when waste is landfilled that is not the end of the story. Now WRG is seeking approval from the Environment Agency for its plan to landfill the site in three phases over the next 10 years at a rate of 250,000 tonnes a year. The Government must do more to protect the public from poorly managed landfills and set tough targets to reduce the amount of hazardous waste that is landfilled. She said they were saving the county council from having to landfill a tonne of material every two months. The cost of landfilling construction and demolition waste has increased dramatically in recent years and this cost is expected to grow. The plant is expected to emit 60 to 65 percent of the CO2 produced by a conventional coal plant and eliminate 1.5 million pounds of waste that would otherwise be landfilled. EU and Irish policy is to recover energy from residual waste rather than landfilling it directly. It aims to reduce the amount of waste we send to landfill - almost 2 million tonnes of household and commercial/trade waste in 2001 was landfilled. So why is the UK still landfilling 81 percent of its domestic waste? That's why glass bottles have to be landfilled, and the same applies to tyres and computers. The wastewater would then be mixed with other industrial waste, treated and then dumped into the Delaware River, and the solid waste product would be landfilled at the Dupont location. Currently, about 80 per cent of computer PCBs are landfilled, with the remainder being sent to copper smelters where the metallic elements can be recovered. A modern landfill is sited, designed, constructed, and operated to minimize generation of leachate, migration of leachate and LFG from the landfill, and exposure of landfilled waste to the environment and to disease vectors. That leaves nearly a third of all old tires to be landfilled, stockpiled (due to landfill restrictions or prohibitive disposal costs), or illegally dumped. The remaining 88% of our municipal waste was landfilled - often in small and inadequate facilities and that was a situation, Minister Cullen stressed, could not continue. Although landfill space is needed for York in the foreseeable future, we expect recycling and composting to increase substantially at this site, reducing the amount of waste landfilled. The facility, regarded as one of the best of its kind in the country, provides a practical alternative to landfilling household waste. In fact, if committees were to recycle to the full extent, then only 12 per cent of our waste would have to be landfilled.
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