#SayNoToLandfills – Let’s fly in clean air and walk on solid ground
Were you aware that many of our countries landfills have been closed due to them being full or from groundwater contamination. Once groundwater has been contaminated, it is nearly impossible to clean. #saynotolandfills #zerowaste #mondaymotivation #mondaythoughts
— The Brill Company (@BrillCompany) June 17, 2019
It has been predicted that by mid-century, the oceans will contain more plastic waste than fish #mondaymotivation #mondaymorning #mondaythoughts #saynotolandfills #zerowaste pic.twitter.com/6v87qWdzan
— The Brill Company (@BrillCompany) June 10, 2019
Many of our countries landfills have been closed due to them being full or from groundwater contamination. Once groundwater has been contaminated, it is nearly impossible to clean. #zerowaste
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Landfills are among the biggest contributors to soil pollution – roughly 80% of the items buried in landfills could be recycled.
Were you aware that landfill gases can move from a landfill, through soil, into outdoor air, as well as the indoor air of nearby buildings. Harmful for the environment, harmful for humans! #saynotolandfills
— The Brill Company (@BrillCompany) August 1, 2018
Methane is 84 times more potent than carbon dioxide in the short term. Not only does methane get produced by the various forms of rotting organic matter found in landfills, but household cleaning chemicals often make their way here as well. #saynotolandfills #zerowaste pic.twitter.com/iLucTo9Gma
— The Brill Company (@BrillCompany) November 12, 2018
Approximately 1/2 of the 254 million tons of yearly waste will meet its fate in one of the more than 2,000 active landfills across the country – & you probably live, work or socialize closer to one than you may think. #saynotolandfills #zerowaste #mondaymotivation #mondaythoughts
— The Brill Company (@BrillCompany) April 15, 2019
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At Brill, no matter how large or small, every step in preserving and sustaining the beauty of our world helps. From sourcing environmentally sensitive materials to recycling every scrap of wood as a source for heat, we work to build projects that have minimal impact on the world. In our eyes, the green world is getting greener and we are proud to be a part.
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