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Best Liners for a Sanitary Landfill

The various levels and layers of a sanitary landfill require different forms of liners and sealant. 

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A Waterproof Liner? For Solid Waste?

When we think about solid waste, we don’t really think about water being a consideration

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A Sane and Sanitary Landfill

In 1965, the U.S. government passed the Solid Waste Disposal Act

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What’s in Solid Waste?

Solid waste consists of everything we throw away. 

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Solid Waste: Garbage, Then and Now

Humans have been grappling with our garbage for a very long time. 

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Risks of Tailings Loss and Environmental Exposure

Since the beginning of the modern mining industry, there have been hundreds of tailings collapses, slides, and floods.

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Can Tailings Ever Be Reused?

Mining is full of materials that are not the ore or mineral being targeted for excavation.

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Lining Recommendations for Tailing Storage

With so many challenges to storing and containing tailings in the long run

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Wet vs Dry Storage for Mine Tailings

Mine tailings may be produced in the thousands of tons per mine, but they are not all uniform in their characteristics.

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Primary and Secondary Containment for Tailings

Tailings are a potentially hazardous material, depending on the exact content of the material

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Tailings vs Overburden vs Other Materials

Modern mining operations may produce thousands of tons of tailings after the ore is removed and processed for valuable materials.

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Types of Impoundments Used to Contain Tailings

Whether kept relatively dry and heaped or mixed as a sludge and pumped into a pond

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Tailings: Why Are They So Difficult to Contain?

While there are many other materials that can risk human health or cause environmental damage

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BTL + Stormwater Harvesting = Environmental Solutions

Ready to stop talking about stormwater and start doing something about it?

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The Importance of Maintenance

Maintenance is required in all systems, from an automobile to a factory, an orchard to a stormwater harvesting strategy.

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The Most Important Stormwater Harvesting Materials

Building the best stormwater management setup requires using the best materials.

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Large-Scale Stormwater Harvesting

Stormwater harvesting works differently on a large scale.

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Basic Stormwater Harvesting for Smaller Properties

Stormwater management in general is important for the world

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What Is Green Infrastructure?

Unlike its cousin grey infrastructure, green infrastructure has a lot of potential for tying human habitation and the natural world together vis-à-vis stormwater management.

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Why Do We Need Stormwater Harvesting Strategies?

The answer to the question of why stormwater harvesting matters is double-pronged.

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Risks of Stormwater

Unfortunately, stormwater brings a lot of risks.

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What Are Stormwater and Stormwater Harvesting?

Stormwater, for reasons we will discuss below, is an increasingly pressing issue of our times.

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Top Questions About Stormwater Harvesting

Rainwater is collected exclusively from roof surfaces and may be directed into simple rain barrels or cisterns for reuse.

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RPE Liners in Stormwater Harvesting

Bioretention is a primary soil and plant-based tool employed in the practice of stormwater harvesting and management.

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Stormwater’s Country Cousin: Rainwater

Individuals and businesses may collect rainwater to supplement the water they access through taps from their municipal system.

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