A tribute to the climate crisis: The majority of landfills trap methane to produce electricity and to keep it out of the atmospheric air.
How does a dump look like?

Landfills mainly consist of layered waste put in a large pot. The pits can range from to 500 feet deep. The gas expert checks the groundwater regularly to make sure that there isn’t any leaks following the time that waste has broken down. A liner of synthetic plastic is applied to a landfill once it is completed. The landfill site is then maintained by landfill maintenance for thirty years. This ensures that the area remains safe and does not contaminate any living thing or the inhabitants of the region it’s situated within.

Today’s landfills have seen transformation from a hole dug deep into the soil to ones that are designed in order to safeguard the good health of all living things. Landfills aim to limit the risks of contamination as well as maintain the environmental quality of our cities in good condition.

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