Oops this, oops that. Landfill. Landfill. Landfill.

For sale White trash compactor.

I was crushed, as if by a trash compactor.

My finishing move was going to be The Trash Compactor.

Four Parties proposed projects targeting the use of landfill waste water biogas for energy generation.

This double front door here with the three light transom that was headed to the landfill.

Other measures mentioned were the changing of landfill processes from anaerobic to semi aerobic collecting, sorting and processing of waste, introduction of modern biotechnologies of waste processing, and strengthening of control and reduction in the amount of organic substances stored in landfill sites.

You can see the three light transom there with the eyebrow windows certainly an architectural antique headed to the landfill.

The term deep six comes to mind If it's too big or too toxic for a landfill, deep six it!

We are passionate about rescuing some dead materials from the landfill, but sometimes not as passionate about rescuing living beings, living people.

All these houses are built from between 70 and 80 percent recycled material, stuff that was headed to the mulcher, the landfill, the burn pile.

Regarding the destruction of animal carcasses, the group was in favour of including more guidance on landfill as an incineration alternative, and on the use of pyres.

And it's very, very common for designers and people in the visual arts to feel that we're not contributing enough, or worse, that all we're doing is contributing to landfill.

And that was brought into force to try and deal with the mountain of stuff that is just being made and then living for a while in our homes and then going to landfill.

I'd been round the back. I'd seen bins full of food being locked and then trucked off to landfill sites, and I thought, surely there is something more sensible to do with food than waste it.

Waste treatment facilities are not typically tourist attractions, but Ankara s novel integrated urban waste management system has rightly attracted global attention. Until a few years ago, the waste was dumped into a fetid, stinking, noxious landfill.

The task force report also noted that in many countries, a large proportion of the refrigerators produced had already gone into landfills, and that issues related to the attenuation of landfill emissions through stimulation of breakdown of CFC 11 deserved further attention.

In Japan, waste disposal relies mainly on incineration, but use of landfill off the coast made it possible to process the waste more quickly. Even so, disposal of the waste took approximately three years, at a cost to the central government of 324.8 billion.

Lastly, the task force had noted that in many countries, 60 per cent of the refrigerators produced using CFC 11 blowing agents had already gone into landfills and that issues related to the attenuation of landfill emissions through anaerobic degradation of CFC 11 deserved further attention.

Or we don't know if that fabric is a technological or manufacturing nutrient it can be reused or does it just end up at landfill? In other words, we're oblivious to the ecological and public health and social and economic justice consequences of the things we buy and use.

But I realized, for that to be true for theft of our children's future to be a crime there must be a clear, demonstrable alternative to the take make waste industrial system that so dominates our civilization, and is the major culprit, stealing our children's future, by digging up the earth and converting it to products that quickly become waste in a landfill or an incinerator in short, digging up the earth and converting it to pollution.