By Erika Holmes, communications manager, Waste 2 Resources Program
The 304th Street Landfill in Graham has a new addition that helps address climate change by creating energy from waste. BioFuels Washington, working in partnership with Pierce County Recycling, Composting and Disposal, or Land Recovery, Inc. (LRI), built a new facility that converts LRI’s landfill gas into electricity. Turning
The 304th Street Landfill in Graham has a new addition that helps address climate change by creating energy from waste. BioFuels Washington, working in partnership with Pierce County Recycling, Composting and Disposal, or Land Recovery, Inc. (LRI), built a new facility that converts LRI’s landfill gas into electricity. Turning
New facility turns garbage gas to green energy
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March 21, 2014
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