Sentence examples for cleanup facilities from inspiring English sources

An Arctic catastrophe could be far worse and more enduring because of the cold temperatures, rough seas, and distance from cleanup facilities.

Homes and businesses in the PZ automatically become part of the Cleanup Facility and are required to give this notice to any potential buyers of their properties.

Its Office of Justice Initiatives relies on volunteers for everything from the one-time cleanup of facilities to the mediation of small disputes.

It was declared a state park in 2004; the state has pledged $10 million for cleanup and tourist facilities.

By the end of the chapter some special problems in the oil development and production in beach/shallow sea, such as the choice of production facilities, cleanup of oil spill, are introduced briefly.

In 2001, Sim created the World Toilet Organization and declared Nov. 19 World Toilet Day as a way to start both the conversation and the cleanup of public facilities with an eye toward improving sanitation for people in developing countries.

Cleanup of public facilities occurred quickly with most tephra removed in February and then decreasing amounts in following months.

This allows us to approximate that 1% of tephra was removed by direct municipal operations, 26% by outsourced cleanup of public facilities and rubbish stations and 1.5% by street collection.

To conclude the weekend, students and volunteers will meet at Havenscourt campus in Oakland on Sunday to spend a "day of action" working on a variety of neighborhood and school improvement activities, including urban agriculture, facility cleanup and mural painting.

Exide willl be held to an agreement made last fall with state regulators that requires the company to set aside $38.6 million for closure and cleanup of the facility and place $9 million in a trust fund to clean lead-tainted soil from surrounding homes.

State regulators, who are overseeing the cleanup, allowed the facility to operate for 33 years without a full permit, even as it was cited over and over again for violating hazardous waste laws and for emitting too much lead and arsenic, a carcinogen.