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Understanding and Improving Biodegradation of Woody and Newspaper Wastes in Landfills

2021-04-02 03:25:00| Waste Age

In landfills, easily degradable matter (e.g. food waste/organics) degrades relatively quickly and contributes to biogas generation (Figure 1, sharp rise and peak). Once the proportion of the easily degradable matter drops below a certain level due to

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