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Comment on NC landfills create hidden risk: PFAS-contaminated sludge and groundwater by randull mann
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Comments for North Carolina Health News
“Underneath this landfill hill […] there’s a three-layer liner system,” Suleyman said.
”We can check that on a routine basis.”At the New Hanover County Landfill, each cell has two liners at the bottom.
In North Carolina and around the world, managing PFAS in landfill leachate has become a major challenge for municipal wastewater treatment facilities.
At the New Hanover County Landfill, each cell has two liners at the bottom.
“If you imagine: A landfill liner system is a big bathtub, and it’s filling up with this dirty water.
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