Sentence examples for converted garbage from inspiring English sources

There are several street-cleaning tankers and two converted garbage trucks.

The county subsequently put its own converted garbage truck on the road.

PAG appears to offer significant potential for reducing landfill waste and converting garbage into useful products.

The city also envisions diverting waste by trying out new technologies to convert garbage into heat and electricity.

Masada is planning to build a plant in Middletown, N.Y., that will convert garbage to ethanol, which can then be added to gasoline and reduce pollution.

She got the idea for the worm box--used to convert garbage into compost--from an article in the Times, and another article in Organic Gardening by Mary Applehof, author of the book "Worms Eat My Garbage".

Solar power alone will not take the base to net zero energy, Mr. Tomlinson said, so he is considering a range of other technologies, including wind turbines, geothermal wells and a plant that would convert garbage into energy.

It is good that Waste Management 's David Steiner is doing his bit to change the landscape by his aggressive approach to converting garbage into sources of energy ("Waste Not").

Were the extra DNA to become disadvantageous, it would become subject to selection, just as junk that takes up too much space, or is beginning to smell, is instantly converted to garbage … ".

Monmouth County converted the garbage-strewn unused Jersey Central Railroad track bed into the Henry Hudson Trail, a nine-mile-long bicycle path that runs from Aberdeen southward through Union Beach to Atlantic Highlands.

Yet its boosters promise that within the next few decades, fleets of invisibly tiny nanobots will be doing all our work for us, repairing damaged cells in our bodies to make us immortal and converting our garbage into foie gras.