Bethlehem landfill nh

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This system uses geothermal loops to provide a constant heat source to the maintenance shop and greenhouse where local school programs are able to use the facility for education.

Wastack Artificial Intelligence Bird Control

Wastack's Bird Control Tower can detect, position and deter birds automatically.

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Their team quickly understood the principles of the tools and placed them strategically. They reached a 90% bird reduction within the year, and it was consistent across species including seagulls, crows, and wild-turkeys that were no longer feeding on the wastes. Request an edit to this page.

Most landfills accept municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris, and some types of industrial waste.

The tower can currently use three different tools, a laser that can point toward the ground next to birds, sound scarers that use predatory or distresses calls, or gas canon, that imitates a gunshot. These results benefit the whole community at Bethlehem, NH. Casella team at Bethlehem also opens its doors to Wastack engineers to test their newest innovations on-site that will tomorrow hit the North American market.

"We are particularly proud of the partnership we established with the Casella Bethlehem team.

In 2022, that panel said regulators shouldn’t have issued the permit because New Hampshire would not have a need for the extra landfill space until the last year of Casella's proposed expansion, 2026.

The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services granted Casella a permit in 2020 allowing the company to extend the life of its Bethlehem facility.

According to Casella, the company constructed the expansion and has been accepting waste at the Bethlehem landfill based on the conditions of that 2020 permit.

They are environmentally conscious and dedicated to protecting it, their facility is clean, their mindset is oriented toward the future of recycling and composting while understanding the constraints of our economy. Contact the landfill directly to get an accurate pricing estimate for your waste.

Yes, landfills often have restrictions on certain items such as tires, liquid waste, electronics, and large appliances.

They can provide details on accepted materials, fees, and other services offered.