Sentence examples for considered a hazardous from inspiring English sources

One problem was that Silly String, sold in aerosol cans, is considered a hazardous material, meaning that only certain companies can ship it.

Joseph Hennon, European Commission spokesman for the environment, said the sludge was regulated under European Union law but was not necessarily considered a hazardous waste; that depends on what exactly it contains.

N2 is not harmful, but the second one is considered a hazardous aquatic pollutant.

Fly ash as a by-product of incineration of municipal solid waste is considered a hazardous waste due to the elevated content of various elements.

The company position is that wherever and whenever the disposal of a waste material threatens the environment or public safety, then that waste should be considered a hazardous waste and treated accordingly in terms of its handling and ultimate disposal.

Safe disposal in sanitary landfills relies on an assumption that spent media will not be considered a hazardous waste within rules pursuant to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 19766).

The resulting TCE waste stream contains both radioactive and hazardous materials and is thus considered a mixed hazardous waste.

The obtained materials were fully characterized by a wide range of instrumental techniques and employed as adsorbents for the removal of a diclofenac which is considered a priority hazardous drug.

Because of potential exposure both in the workplace and from ambient air, the known carcinogen 1,3-butadiene (BD) is considered a priority hazardous air pollutant.

From the results showed in Table 5, BB is considered a non-hazardous waste (Mo limit), FA is classified as inert waste, and EAFD exceeds the hazardous waste limits for Mo.

The report comes two and a half months after an initial report by the same three lawmakers that found that 32.2 millions of gallons of fluids containing diesel, considered an especially hazardous pollutant because it contains benzene, were injected into the ground during hydrofracking by a dozen companies from 2005 to 2009, in possible violation of the drinking water act.