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Garbage, Sludge, and other discarded solid materials
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Commonly known as trash or garbage
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Breakdown from the action of living organisms
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Sites designed for disposal of waste by burying them under layers of earth
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Liquid that dissolves or holds harmful chemicals
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Burns materials at high tempatures in a large furnace to destroy contaminants
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The act of taking something old and forming it into something new
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Creates nutrient rich soil from food scraps and yard trimmings
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Waste that is dangerous or harmful to human health and the environment
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Aids in the clean up of hazardous waste by keeping parties liable for cleanup