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A Landfill is constructed in discrete parts known as Landfill Cells. The sub-division into cells is undertaken to minimise the operating area and consequently minimise Leachate generation and make the site more manageable in terms of odour and litter control. Sub-division also enables the Landfill engineering to be constructed progressively as the site fills.

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	~~Landfills are~~ constructed in discrete parts known as ~~landfill cells~~. The sub-division into cells is undertaken to minimise the operating area and consequently minimise ~~leachate~~ generation and make the site more manageable in terms of odour and litter control. Sub-division also enables the ~~site~~ engineering to be constructed progressively as the site fills.		A [[Landfill]] is constructed in discrete parts known as Landfill Cells. The sub-division into cells is undertaken to minimise the operating area and consequently minimise [[Leachate]] generation and make the site more manageable in terms of odour and litter control. Sub-division also enables the [[Landfill]] engineering to be constructed progressively as the site fills.