Capping Out: How To Make It Work And Save

When groundwater contamination was discovered after only three years of operation at the Enoree Landfill, Greenville County, S.C., citizen confidence in its government's ability to operate the site plunged. In response, county staff determined to turn things around. The county's sanitary landfill operation began its evolution in the early 1990s. Phase I of its Enoree Landfill was opened (as a trench-type fill) with a clay liner that had a permeability of 10-7 centimeters per second (cm/sec). The county implemented a comprehensive solid waste management plan which required that Enoree's remaining phases comply with Subtitle D regulations. While the ...

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