ABSTRACT A modern landfill is an engineered method for depositing waste in specially
constructed and protected cells on the land surface or in excavations into the land surface …

Landfill is as old as mankind, and it is the most common and popular waste disposal
globally; it is very likely to be the mostly used method for some time to come despite efforts to …

Waste management (WM) is a demanding undertaking in all countries, with important
implications for human health, environmental preservation, sustainability and circular …

Landfills depending on their age and location exist in different stages of development. They
range from often uncontrolled dumpsites to highly engineered facilities with leachate and …

Landfilling was and still remains an important component of municipal solid waste
management. Despite the enormous progress that has already taken place in terms of …

After closure, landfills need to be managed and controlled to avoid adverse effects on
humans and environment. The aftercare period ends when a landfill is not likely to represent …

Last decades continuing industrial and commercial growth in many countries around the
world has been accompanied by rapid increases in both the municipal and industrial solid …

Landfills at various stages of development, depending on their age and location, can be
found throughout Europe. The type of facilities goes from uncontrolled dumpsites to highly …

Landfill is the oldest and the most common form of removal and disposal of waste,
constituting the final disposal method of municipal solid waste (MSW). It is well known that …

Totaling at 7.4 billion people, the world's population is rapidly growing, bringing along with it
an increase in waste generation. The impact of this exponential increase in waste …