CE 485 Landfill Design
Spring
2007

 
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Majority of times, geoenvironmental engineers are working on geotechnical projects with environmental applications, such as, municipal solid waste landfills, hazardous waste landfills, agricultural waste treatment ponds, runoff management from processing plants, etc. This course will equip you with geoenvironmental engineering knowledge that you can apply in industry or academic settings. In this course you will learn the fundamental principles and key technologies that are used to manage municipal, commercial, and industrial solid waste that is generated in United States. Almost all “waste” on this planet is created by humans as we enjoy our lifestyle. Industrialization has contributed to significant increase in waste generation. Broadly, waste is grouped into municipal solid waste (MSW) and hazardous (solid or liquid) waste. In order to manage waste economically and comply with environmental regulations, you would require specialized training and experience. All civil, environmental, chemical, and agricultural engineers can benefit from this course.

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