Solid Waste in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, solid waste that is not recycled or composted goes to either a landfill or an incinerator. Most incinerators generate electricity, and one generates steam. Below are two questions about our state's solid waste.
In Massachusetts, solid waste that is not recycled or composted goes to either a landfill or an incinerator. Most incinerators generate electricity, and one generates steam. Below are two questions about our state's solid waste.
1. Do you know whether your City or Town's solid waste gets landfilled or incinerated? (Be honest...)
Yes, Landfill
Yes, Incinerated
Yes, Both Landfilled and Incinerated
No Idea
2. Of the solid waste in Massachusetts that is not composted or recycled, the vast majority gets handled one way. Which is it?
1. Landfilled
2. Incinerated
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