2011
DOI: 10.7186/bgsm57201103
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Groundwater quality at two landfill sites in Selangor, Malaysia

Abstract: The groundwater quality in and around two landfills sites in the state of Selangor, Malaysia is studied to evaluate levels of contamination around an unengineered site and an engineered site. The two landfill sites are Ampar Tenang and Bukit Tagar. Data were obtained through site sampling from available boreholes. In addition results from published data and reports of previous works are used for analysis. The data indicate serious groundwater contamination in and around unengineered landfill sites. Analytical … Show more

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“…There have been various studies in Malaysia that have discovered the effects of potentially toxic elements in the soil of an operating landfill, but few works have reported this information for closed landfill sites (Agamuthu and Fauziah 2010;Hussein et al 2021;Mohd Adnan et al 2013;Sakawi et al 2013;Syahirah et al 2013;Taha et al 2011;Yusoff et al 2013).…”
Section: Development Of a Kriging Assessment Framework And Impact Pat...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There have been various studies in Malaysia that have discovered the effects of potentially toxic elements in the soil of an operating landfill, but few works have reported this information for closed landfill sites (Agamuthu and Fauziah 2010;Hussein et al 2021;Mohd Adnan et al 2013;Sakawi et al 2013;Syahirah et al 2013;Taha et al 2011;Yusoff et al 2013).…”
Section: Development Of a Kriging Assessment Framework And Impact Pat...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During operation, ATCL received approximately 100 tons of solid waste per day. A total of 500,000 tons of solid waste was disposed of at a site (Taha et al 2011). The site is fully closed in 2010 following the opening of the new sanitary landfill in August 2014 (Rashid et al 2018).…”
Section: Sampling and Site Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The landfill zone is bordered primarily by oil palm plantation, and housing projects are being developed in adjacent areas. The landfill site (a closed open-tipping site which was then upgraded to a controlled waste disposal site without a proper liner system) started operation in the year 2000 and ended it in 2010 (it has been closed for less than 10 years); it received about 100 tonnes of domestic waste per day [5]. Both landfills were first operated by local authorities and then privatised with a concession period to manage the operation or closure of the site.…”
Section: Closed Landfills (Sanitary and Non-sanitary)mentioning
confidence: 99%