The state Department of Environmental Protection sent the Keystone Sanitary Landfill a letter Friday addressing deficiencies in its 10-year operating permit renewal application — notably ...

We must not allow landfill leachate — a major source of PFAS — to enter our waterways. We must do all we can to protect the health of New Yorkers.

If approved, the Keystone Landfill in Lackawanna County can treat up to 200,000 gallons of leachate a day and discharge it directly into a creek.

A nearly 36-year-old settlement could have barred the Keystone Sanitary Landfill from sending its treated leachate through Throop as part of a new proposal from the landfill, but a subsequent ...

For example, the Amsterdam plant was paid $162,000 for the more than four million gallons of leachate it accepted from 2020 to 2023, including some from the Bourne Landfill in eastern Massachusetts.

Hearing details • The hearing is set for 6 to 8:30 p.m. March 20 at Rostraver Central Fire Department, 1100 Fells Church Road, Rostraver • Testifiers need to contact DEP's Southwest ...

Republic Services, which owns the landfill north of Corvallis, has sent so-called leachate to Corvallis since 1997. After treatment, it's released into the Willamette River. Leachate is a liquid ...

A new pilot project at the state’s only operating landfill, designed to remove harmful chemicals from leachate, malfunctioned in February and spilled thousands of gallons of the toxic liquid ...

JOHNS ISLAND — For years, the Charleston Water System has been diverting toxic leachate to a Johns Island processing plant. After a tanker truck spilled up to 6,000 gallons of the stuff on River ...

The leachate then lands in the free-water surface wetland cell, which resembles a typical wetland swamp. The wetlands area has six species of vegetation and is designed to remove nitrates.

Addressed to Site Manager Dominick DeNaples Jr., the permit renewal application letter addresses leachate generation that is already nearly 80% higher than the landfill’s peak projections during ...