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Economy July 16, 2015 | 4:25 pm

Biggest Dominican landfill has only 7 years of life left, contractor warns

Santo Domingo.- The landfill at Duquesa has around sevenyears of life left, since 70 percent ofits 123 hectares is being exploited and occupied by its infrastructure, contractorLujan Corporation chief of operations Max Da Silva warned Thursday.

He said the fact that the landfill receives around 60percent of solid waste generated in the country makes it “a big problem."

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