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Wilkening was entitled to the $1 per ton fee from the second landfill because Veolia Evergreen Landfill told the Georgia Environmental Protection Division that the landfill was intended "'to serve as a continuation of landfilling for the Pecan Row Landfill once that landfill reaches capacity" and that "both landfills will handle the same waste stream in succession from Pecan Row Landfill to Evergreen Landfill," the court opinion said.

This is for landfilling at Seghill or incineration at the French-owned company's plant at Haverton Hill on Teesside.

The research studies and reviews, 13 in all, encompass topics such as physiochemical removal of organic contaminants in municipal landfill leachate, wood waste landfilling for soil remediation, landfill liner failure, and isotopic characterization of leachate.

The reasons for it have ranged from poor landfilling techniques to improper use of the ADC, which cannot be handled the same as a dirt cover.

He cites the densely populated Northeast as well as Florida, where landfilling is limited because of the high water table.

"The trend has been to make crushing and grinding machinery portable so you can reuse construction materials right onsite," says Mark Friedrich, manager of recycled products at Shoosmith Brothers, a private landfilling company in Chester, Virginia.

Unable to sell simple landfills to the people, the government came up with the waste-treatment-center concept--known by its Spanish-language acronym as a Cimari--which included recycling, reuse, incineration and landfilling. But the centers fared no better than the simple landfills.