The Clark-Floyd Landfill is located along State Road 60 in Southern Indiana, and is owned by Clark and Floyd Counties in Indiana. In 2004, the owners of Clark-Floyd Landfill, LLC were awarded a franchise agreement to manage and operate the landfill. The landfill is a fully permitted Sub-Title D waste disposal and recycling facility receiving approximately 1,200 tons per day of municipal, commercial and industrial solid waste, as well as construction & demolition debris (CD&D).
The facility collects landfill gas generated within the waste mass with 88 collection wells and converts it to 3.5 MW of electricity which is distributed by the local utility to households and businesses.
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Can all trash be sent to a landfill?
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Why are some materials kept out of landfills?
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