"dumping site" is a correct and usable phrase in English writing.
It is often used in environmental contexts to refer to a location where waste is discarded. For example, "The city is proposing to close an illegal dumping site near the river to reduce pollution."
Impact of solid waste dumping site on nearby human population has also been assessed.
The revolt began last week, when the government started enlarging a dumping site near Terzigno.
Stations should be at least a mile apart, and should be placed along the long axis of the dumping site.
Bacterial isolates from contaminated soil of a waste rubber dumping site were isolated and characterized using biochemical and molecular approaches.
The Mehmood Booti dumping site is a potential source of toxic pollutants contamination to the surrounding population.
Even where there is collection, the vehicles involved sometimes a hand-pulled cart or open truck litter on their way to the dumping site.
Leachate samples were collected from a municipal solid waste open dumping site with COD of 4000 mg l−1 and color of 4500 PCU.
The laws allowed the forging of "low-level waste compacts," under which a state could select a future dumping site from which other states would be turned away.
Representative Thomas N. Downing, of Virginia, asking that a proposed dumping site for atomic waste be established farther away from worried Virginia bathers:….
Australia does, however, generate nuclear waste from medical technology and successive governments have, unsuccessfully, attempted to find a new dumping site for this waste.
North Queensland Bulk Ports, the project's proponents, have still to identify an exact location for the dumping site, after the first choice was deemed unsuitable.
