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| - | **Locals- Air- CH₄ and CO₂- landfill gas- La Doña Juana Landfill** | + | **Locals - Air - CH₄ & CO₂ - landfill gas - solid waste & pollutant |
| - | The [[09|La Doña Juana Landfill]] is emitting high levels of CH₄, | + | The [[09|La Doña Juana Landfill]] is emitting high levels of CH₄, |
| - | Waste within landfills gradually decomposes as it accumulates. In the absence of proper management, the physical and chemical conditions | + | Waste within landfills gradually decomposes as it accumulates. In the absence of proper management, the physical and chemical conditions |
| - | The environmental risks of landfills extend beyond CH₄ emissions. As waste decomposes, landfills also emit CO₂, which is another greenhouse gas contributing significantly to climate change as CH₄. | + | The environmental risks of landfills extend beyond CH₄ emissions. As waste decomposes, landfills also emit CO₂, which is another greenhouse gas contributing significantly to climate change as CH₄ (De et al., 2024). |
| - | Policies frequently locate such pollution sources in impoverished communities such as Usme and Ciudad Bolívar, where [[14|locals]] are unfortunate enough to live near the [[09|La Doña Juana Landfill]]. | + | Policies frequently locate such [[19|pollution]] sources in impoverished communities such as Usme and Ciudad Bolívar, where [[14|locals]] are unfortunate enough to live near the [[09|La Doña Juana Landfill]] |
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| - | **Air-CH₄** | + | **Air - CH₄** |
| CH₄ is a greenhouse gas whose global warming potential is 80 times than that of CO₂ over the first 20 years after release. CH₄ itself does not typically pose a direct health hazard, but at high concentrations it may limit O₂ availability. | CH₄ is a greenhouse gas whose global warming potential is 80 times than that of CO₂ over the first 20 years after release. CH₄ itself does not typically pose a direct health hazard, but at high concentrations it may limit O₂ availability. | ||
| - | Furthermore, | + | Furthermore, |
| __Bibliography: | __Bibliography: | ||
| - | Clean Air Task Force. | + | CATF (2024). Colombian Waste Sector Methane Analysis. [online] |
| - | Greenpeace Colombia. (2025). Greenpeace Colombia. [online] Available at: https:// | + | |
| - | De, E., Generación, | + | Greenpeace Colombia. (2024). Greenpeace Colombia. [online] Available at: https:// |
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| + | De, E., Generación, | ||
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| + | Camargo, M. (2019). Biblat. Historia crítica (Bogotá), [online] (74). Available at: https:// | ||