Sentence examples for going to a landfill from inspiring English sources

"The last thing they want to hear is that it's going to a landfill," he said.

Montgomery's recyclables are now going to a landfill, and a once booming local business, United Plastic Recycling, filed for bankruptcy last year.

Very little is going to a landfill," said Irena Stein, Azafran's chef/owner.

"So I guess that's all going to a landfill somewhere".

That is a lot less going to a landfill than an entire razor.

In the last two years, White says, he's saved about 80 dumpsters' worth of materials from going to a landfill.

A tiny part of the city's 11,000 tons a day of residential trash goes to a landfill in upstate New York.

In addition, tissue made from recycled paper produces less waste tonnage — almost equaling its weight — that would otherwise go to a landfill.

Since most are not rechargeable, they soon wind up in the trash, from which they go to a landfill or an incinerator.

The project calls for Solena to transform urban waste from London, which would normally go to a landfill, into jet fuel, which he said B.A. had agreed to buy at a price pegged to the market price for jet fuel.

For us, this has meant creating a business model that involves capturing nonrecyclable waste — like chip bags or diaper packaging — before it goes to a landfill or incinerator and finding a way to recycle, upcycle or reuse it.