“Dry Tomb” Landfills—The Past, Present, and Possibilities, MSW Management Mar-Apr 2016

The implications of modern sanitary landfill technology have led to what are known as “dry tombs” and present alternatives with potential.

Co-authored by Robert H. Isenberg and Darrin D. Dillah of SCS Engineers

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