Sentence examples for beginning cleanup from inspiring English sources

The first, between 28 January and 3 February 2011, corresponded with the end of the major tephra deposition phase and when residents, businesses and local governments were assessing impacts and beginning cleanup (Magill and Okada, 2011).

The contaminated Windscale reactor was subsequently sealed until the late 1980s, when a cleanup of it was begun (cleanup expected to be completed in 2015).

So, over the last few years, officials have begun cleanup initiatives, including fining property owners for failing to keep their properties graffiti-free and banning metal roll-down gates.

Last year, the city purchased the Li Tungsten site and Captain's Cove, an abandoned condominium and a New York State-designated inactive hazardous waste site at the mouth of the creek, and has begun cleanup work there.

The Coast Guard began cleanup of an oil spill at Nags Head caused by Bret off the coast.

Instead, we need to begin cleanup immediately and task the public's lawyers with getting that money back from the responsible parties later on.

Despite Nigerian law requiring the company to begin cleanup within 24 hours of a reported spill, it took Shell at least four weeks to stop the oil gushing from the pipeline — and cleanup has yet to begin.

They are carting the refuse away to a locality that has accepted it, beginning a cleanup process that some estimate will cost $500 million.

"Whether a community is beginning the cleanup process, or still feeling the effects of Isaac, residents still need to be alert to the dangers that remain," said W. Craig Fugate, head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

At the towers, work crews are beginning a cleanup, and grim-faced residents shuttle in and out to survey damage and ask questions about Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance and insurance coverage.

List all of your damaged property before beginning the cleanup process.