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How much more money does it cost to burn trash than to send it to a landfill? Sanitation Costs (per pound) Recycling $30 Landfil

ling $50 Burning $75 2,000 pounds = 1 ton/ $25 per ton / $25 per pound / $45 per ton / $45 per pound

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