[monkeywrench]

"The discussion of that made me leave SM in a total rage. All those prissy women saying the DNA was obviously from Nat and a guy,,you know the rest. It sickened me, there was a bit of glee at those statements."

Me, too!

[cajungirl]

There is a particular kind of woman who loves to pronounce, with great authority, that anothere woman is doing something that makes her a slut. Then they pretend that is not what they said because such behavior to perfectly commonplace. But what they do is defame other women. I have never understood what kind of bi@@@ would do that.

[theophilusscribe]

Background information on Aruba’s Landfill

July 28th, 2005 by Scared Monkeys -->


KerinTX is a frequent contributor to Scared Monkeys. She has a degree in Environmental Engineering and has worked with Landfill Design and Planning previously. She was kind enough to send in this description of the Aruban Landfill and then parts of her conversations with other readers. Another great example of the facinating and informative discussions  that are occurring in our discussion forum.

The following is a description of  landfills as given to the Monkeys, and also their subsequent questions and my answers. My opinions are based on several environmental projects which appear similar in nature to the one in Aruba.

The Aruban Landfill does meet Subtitle D regulations and appears to have all leak detection and leachate collection systems in place. In other words, this landfill would be up-to-date…not just a dumping ground. They appear to have strict recycling guidelines too.
In a landfill of this type, you would have a current “live” cell. All previously used areas would be “capped off” and closed for disposal and nearly impossible to easily dig through. (they have a solid membrane surface and then usually erosion fabic and sod on top).

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