Conundrums of Dry Tombs and Possible Solutions, Waste360, Aug 2020

When waste is encapsulated or entombed gas production could go on slowly for decades — up to 70 or 80 years, as reported in a technical article written by SCS Engineers’ Bob Isenberg and Darrin Dillah.

Share this article using the icons at left, or download the article using the icon beneath the article window. Read the original article in MSW Magazine.

Back

SCS Popular Blog

Action and Trust Powers the Omaha Public Power District and SCS Engineers

Inclement weather, such as high winds, ...
More »
Food Waste and Organics Research and Reports to Share from the Washington State Department of Ecology

The Washington Department of Ecology recently published ...
More »
UPDATE SB 253, SB 261: California Air Resources Board Provides Resources and Delays Climate Regulations Until 2026

Recent Updates to California’s SB 253 and ...
More »
Justin Rauzon Named as an ASTM Committee Officer for the E50.02 Subcommittee that Oversees the E1527 Standard for Phase I Environmental Site Assessments

During the October 2025 Committee Week ...
More »
SCS Technical Bulletin: EPA Updates Lead Guidance of Superfund, RCRA Sites

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office ...
More »

SCS Blog Archive

SCS Address

Corporate Headquarters

SCS Engineers

3900 Kilroy Airport Way Suite 300

Long Beach, CA 90806

1 (800) 767-4727

FAX: 1 (562) 427-0805

Contact Us

Quick Links

Required Posting

State Required Postings

© 2025, SCS Engineers. All rights reserved. | Material on this site may be copied and distributed with permission only. | Read the Privacy Policy for information collected on this site.
SCS and SCS Engineers are registered trademarks of Stearns, Conrad & Schmidt, Consulting Engineers, Inc. See the Terms of Use for all registered trademarks | Sitemap