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Installing the HDPE liner at the base of a waste disposal cell, Weldon Spring, Missouri, USA.
Photo: U.S. Department of Energy, public domain
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Installing a geocomposite drain: a drainage core faced with geotextile.
Photo: Werner W. Müller and Fokke Saathoff, CC BY 3.0
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Installing an extrusion-welded liner boot around access pipes during a landfill closure, Nevada, USA.
Photo: U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration, Nevada Site Office, public domain
Source: Wikimedia Commons
A deteriorated sludge pond liner with holes, Yellowstone National Park, USA.
Photo: U.S. National Park Service, public domain
Source: Wikimedia Commons
An anchor trench dug for a geomembrane liner at a remediation site, USA.
Photo: U.S. Department of Energy, public domain
Source: Wikimedia Commons
A lined pond used for leachate evaporation at a municipal landfill.
Photo: Victor787 at English Wikipedia, CC BY 3.0
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Installing a geomembrane in a palm-oil mill wastewater pond.
Photo: Pandu Equator, CC BY-SA 4.0
Source: Wikimedia Commons
A water basin being lined during construction, Talat N'Yaaqoub, Morocco.
Photo: Brahim hamach, CC BY-SA 4.0
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Geomembrane installation during construction of a landfill base liner system.
Photo: Werner W. Müller and Fokke Saathoff, CC BY 3.0
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Safety officials monitor HDPE liner installation on a disposal cell, Weldon Spring, Missouri, USA.
Photo: U.S. Department of Energy, public domain
Source: Wikimedia Commons
A worker welds the geomembrane at the bottom of a lined basin, USA.
Photo: U.S. Department of Energy, public domain
Source: Wikimedia Commons