Even a minor breach — late maintenance payments or improperly disposing of garbage — can justify a lawyer's letter, with the fee passed along to the shareholder.
Improperly disposed of animals that have died from disease can often end up in China's food supply, experts say, despite laws against such practices.
As the floodwaters begin to recede, safe drinking water and sanitation have become major issues, as stagnant water and improperly disposed of human waste and garbage can increase the risk of insect-, wandr- and food-borne diseases.
The birds were probably exposed to the virus through contaminated chicken or egg scraps improperly disposed of, says Gardner.
A recent study found that about half the country's medical waste is improperly disposed of.
Admitting that for years it improperly disposed of household appliances containing ozone-depleting chemicals, New York City has agreed to pay a fine of $1 million to the federal government and to spend $3 million on garbage-collection equipment to reduce air pollution, the federal Environmental Protection Agency said yesterday.
Instead, they are improperly disposed of at or near the location where they end their usefulness to the consumer.
In addition, the report suggested Adani Group may have improperly disposed of fly ash, which would lead to localised pollution.
No case is straightforward these days when both the arresting officer, Ms. Goris, and the officer who administered the Breathalyzer test have improperly disposed of traffic tickets.
The report also suggested that the Adani Enterprises may have improperly disposed of fly ash, which could lead to localised air pollution.
As shown in the video, improperly disposed of materials can pollute habitats and put wildlife at risk.
