Disposing waste at a landfill site is still used as one of the main forms of waste disposal. Large amounts of landfill gases occur at each landfill, the most important of which are methane and carbon dioxide. These gases are considered main greenhouse gases and as such must be prevented from entering the atmosphere. It is precisely for this reason that every landfill must have an adequate and properly set up system for the collection and control of landfill gases, i.e. a degassing system. The generation of gases at a landfill site depends on several factors, namely: the structure, size and age of the waste, the moisture content in the waste, pH and temperature. Other than methane and carbon dioxide, landfill gases that may also occur are oxygen, hydrogen, hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide and nitrogen. This paper presents a description of the non-hazardous waste landfill "Totovec" in Međimurje and a presentation of the results of air emissions analysis in the period from 2005 to 2017. The measurement of the concentration of certain landfill gases was performed by the companies H - PROJEKT d.o.o. And ANT d.o.o. – the laboratory for analytics and toxicology.