Landfill site in Cornwall to close in October
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One of Cornwall's landfill sites is to stop taking waste in October.
After closing on 31 October, United Mines, at Carharrack, will be landscaped and returned to a natural appearance.
The Connon Bridge site, near Liskeard, is to take household and commercial waste that previously would have gone to United Mines.
Cornwall produces about 300,000 tonnes of waste a year. It is set to run out of landfill space by 2014.
Cornwall Council said it was working on a new strategy to deal with the county's waste after that date.
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