Every spring, people spruce up their properties with fresh mulch and firefighters respond to many fires started by cigarettes tossed into mulch. Mulch is combustible and can easily catch fire, Ostroskey said. We are asking smokers to dispose of their smoking materials responsibly in order to prevent fires. Don t toss cigarette butts into mulch or a pile of dried leaves.
Provide Proper Smoking Receptacles Businesses and homeowners that are sprucing up their landscaping should also provide and maintain safe receptacles for disposing of smoking materials so that people won t start fires by tossing cigarettes into the mulch, said Ostroskey. Metal containers with sand are best.
16-Year Project Includes Excavation of Approximately 16.5 Million Cubic Yards of Ponded Ash, Construction of Three New Onsite Lined Landfills and Landfill O&M Work8-Year Project Includes Excavation of Approximately 5.
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16-Year Project Includes Excavation of Approximately 16.5 Million Cubic Yards of Ponded Ash, Construction of Three New Onsite Lined Landfills and Landfill O&M Work
8-Year Project Includes Excavation of Approximately 5.5 Million Cubic Yards of Ponded Ash, New Onsite Lined Landfill Construction, Dam Decommissioning and Landfill O&M Work
LOUISVILLE, KY / ACCESSWIRE / February 16, 2021 / Charah
® Solutions, Inc. (NYSE:CHRA) (the Company ), a leading provider of mission-critical environmental services and byproduct sales to the power generation industry, today announced that it has been awarded two long-term ash pond closure contracts, both closure by removal, by a Southeastern utility.
As part of this contract, Charah Solutions will complete dewatering, ash excavation and ash relocation into existing and newly constructed lined landfill cells, as well as subsequent site closure work at two different sites.