CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can you build a house on a garbage dump? (Can you build a house on a garbage dump?)

1. Is building a house in a garbage pit an illegal building? But the village has issued a certificate?

Of course it is illegal. Although you have filled the ditch in front of your house, the ownership of the land still belongs to the collective. If you build a building on it, it is illegal. The village committee's approach is wrong.

2. Is it right or wrong to build houses on a landfill after it is filled?

The garbage is mainly organic matter, and years of degradation have caused the overall subsidence of the landfill, but this subsidence time is relatively long.

3. Urgent! Why can’t we build houses or grow crops on landfills?

The main problem is the pollutants inside. Growing crops there is not environmentally friendly, and building residential buildings there is not either, as the landfill inside will release harmful gases.

4. Why can landfills not be used to build houses but can be used as parks and sports fields?

Personally, I think it is not appropriate to build houses on landfills.

First of all, to build a house, you have to dig a hole and lay the foundation. So digging out the buried garbage is not only time-consuming and labor-intensive, but where should you bury it after digging it out? Do you have to build a new garbage dump?

Moreover, the geology of the landfill is poor. Garbage piled up underground for a long time will ferment and decompose partially, causing the foundation to sink. The foundation is unstable, and how can people live in a shaky house?

Secondly, garbage is polluting, and people will have health problems if they live in a polluted environment for a long time.

5. Is there any harm in building a house next to the garbage dump? What about the air?

Of course there are. Living next to a garbage dump is not only smelly, but there are also lots of flies.

The air quality is very bad

6. Why can’t houses be built or crops be planted on landfills? More comprehensive?

Only parks can be built. Houses cannot be built because the garbage inside the landfill will produce flammable and explosive gas - methane. Crops cannot be grown because the garbage contains a lot of harmful substances, which cannot be allowed to enter the human food chain.

7. Why can’t we build houses or grow crops on landfills?

1. There are various bacteria, microorganisms and other uncertain factors in landfills that affect human health.

Second, after the garbage is landfilled, it is covered with soil, and the garbage ferments, decomposes, and changes inside, which may cause the ground to sink. Therefore, you cannot build houses on it.

3. There are a lot of heavy metals in the garbage. Crops will absorb substances harmful to humans in the soil, heavy metals are one of them.