The phrase "and many tons of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity of something, often in a context related to weight or mass.
Example: "The shipment included food supplies, clothing, and many tons of medical equipment."
Alternatives: "and a large amount of" or "and numerous tons of".
In addition, the United States has about 72,000 tons of spent fuel from civilian sites and many tons of military waste — more than Yucca could hold under current laws.
These works incorporated a wide range of low cost but effective sustainability measures including extensive reuse of materials (including doors from the Olympics, and 1,000s of bricks and many tons of steel and timber from our own demolitions), double-glazing, water-conserving toilets, a waste wood heating system, DC microgrid and low energy lighting.
Oil, gasoline, industrial runoff, heavy metals and many tons of trash are carried by the rain, untreated, straight to our waterways and ocean.
An enormous pile of debris, consisting of at least 15 large oak trees, huge boulders and many tons of dried mud, was carefully taken apart and searched by Abe Powell and the Bucket Brigade volunteers, but to no avail.
The system supplies 15% of the energy used by the station, and avoids many tons of greenhouse-gas emissions annually.
During a span of about two weeks, they work the beaches and eat many tons of horseshoe-crab eggs.
Since Cornell's Dump and Run program began in 2003, it has contributed nearly $250,000 to Ithaca-area charities, and donated many tons of reusable goods to local human service agencies.
While under refit, yard workers sand-blasted paint from not only the hull but also the superstructure and replaced many tons of rusted metal from the hull.
The utility canceled the project, saving Mississippi ratepayers a ton of money and the atmosphere many tons of carbon pollution.
The blast would crater portions of the New York skyline, barbecue thousands of people instantly, condemn thousands more to a horrible death from radiation sickness and -- by virtue of being underground -- would vaporize many tons of concrete and dirt and river water into an enduring cloud of lethal fallout.
Trump's slander of Latino immigrants as "criminals" and "rapists" got quiet nods among many, tons of media clips, and the crafting of him as a candidate not afraid to tell it like he saw it on an emotional issue no matter who it offended.
