Wyoming's Casper landfill buried 1,124 turbine blades after each was cut into three pieces; a Missouri plant offers another route by turning old blades into cement feedstock
- Outside Casper, pieces of turbine blades cut through were lowered by a loader into a trench for years.
- Now, what they are being used for instead of being buried under the ground, is to make cement powder.
- The Casper Regional Landfill took its first decommissioned blades in the spring of 2019.
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- Outside Casper, pieces of turbine blades cut through were lowered by a loader into a trench for years.
- Now, what they are being used for instead of being buried under the ground, is to make cement powder.
- The Casper Regional Landfill took its first decommissioned blades in the spring of 2019.
Sources: Times of India