How Cat Equipment Powers a Modern Landfill | GFL Environmental | Building America
In this episode of Building America, Altorfer Cat takes you inside a GFL Environmental landfill to show how Cat equipment works on the front lines of waste management. From dozers and compactors pushing and packing waste, to excavators and backhoes keeping operations moving — this is what real-world Cat iron looks like in action. But this isn't just a trash site. GFL is working toward capturing the methane gas naturally produced by decomposing waste and converting it into usable natural gas for homes — turning landfill operations into a source of renewable energy. Watch to see how the right equipment makes all the difference in one of the most demanding environments out there. 🔶 Learn more about Altorfer Cat: www.altorfercat.com 🌱 Learn more about GFL Environmental: www.gflenv.com

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