Sentence examples for control landfill from inspiring English sources

Some $300 million has been invested in systems to control landfill gas and the "tea" brewed by water percolating through the waste.

Westminster has passed a new Scotland Act that will allow Holyrood to set a different income tax rate by up to 10p in the pound from 2016, to borrow up to £2bn, to control landfill tax (worth £100m) and to have a new property sales tax (worth £236m) to replace stamp duty.

The procedure for waste disposal was initially regulated (control landfill), however it progressively evolved to an uncontrolled open dump without any regulation (P.T. Perusahaan Gas Negara and Perusahaan Daerah Kebersihan Kota Bandung [2000]).

But the European Union is probably the most zealous regulator: it has separate legally binding "directives" on waste policy in general, hazardous waste, the transportation of waste, pollution control, landfills, incinerators, and a host of specific sorts of waste, from cars to packaging to electronic goods.

More than half of the bay is still fillable, but in 1965 the state legislature created the Bay Conservation and Development Commission to control further landfill projects.

Control of landfill tax would also be devolved.

Mr Cameron said Wales will be given borrowing powers, control of landfill tax and stamp duty, and a House of Commons bill giving permission to hold a referendum on the devolution of income tax.

The transformation from uncontrolled open dump to controlled sanitary landfills is therefore highly recommended.

In 2008, the Ministry of Environmental Protection of China announced that MSWI BA was allowed to be disposed in landfills directly by adopting "Standard for pollution control on the landfill site of municipal solid waste" (GB 16889-2008, China).

Wastes are disposed in open dumps (57%), burned in the open air in public dumps or municipal uncontrolled ones (30%), and controlled dumps and landfill (10%) (Figure 4).

Wastes are disposed in the following ways: open dumps (57%), burned in the open air in public dumps or municipal uncontrolled ones (30%), and controlled dumps and landfill (10%).