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Refuse authority now using incinerator ash as daily cover, boosting revenue

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The Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority began using incinerator ash from Lancaster County's waste authority as daily landfill cover, receiving 60 tons per day and $20 per ton for accepting the material.
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Refuse authority now using incinerator ash as daily cover, boosting revenue

The Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority began using incinerator ash from Lancaster County's waste authority as daily landfill cover, receiving 60 tons per day and $20 per ton for accepting the material.

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LebTown broke the news on Friday, May 8, 2026.
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