Sentence examples for cover waste from inspiring English sources

In New York, local taxes cover waste collection no matter how much trash residents generate, though the city issues fines for not recycling.

"We typically cover waste with soil," she said.

Because they efficiently cover waste substrates even under adverse environmental conditions, these species may be useful for revitalizing man-made landscape features such as ash deposits or coalmine spoil banks.

You should cover waste material if necessary to prevent it blowing away, and you should make sure that waste cannot leak into the ground or watercourses.

The proprietary bags were hard to fit in the device, filled up with air, cost 50 cents each (on top of the $500 pump that insurance did not cover), wasted many a golden drop of precious milk in the transfer and I had to reconfigure placement several times before it would start working.

However, due to the fact that these reservoirs are generally not covered, waste, animals, and other organic material can enter the water and are decomposed in the reservoirs.

While Class II injection covers waste produced from most Exploration & Production (E&P) activities, Class I injection wells are used for disposing of a special class of industrial wastes, including waste generated by petroleum refining, metal production, chemical production, pharmaceutical production, commercial disposal, and food production.

In order to increase public and industry confidence we will establish a new independent body to advise on the financial arrangements to cover operators' waste and decommissioning costs.

He added that the commission's analysis will have to cover whether waste should be moved out of the spent fuel pools and into sealed steel-and-concrete capsules called dry casks.

According to the environmental groups' brief, the Energy Department "intends to leave literally thousands of gallons of the highly radioactive sediments and sludges at the bottom of the underground tanks, cover the waste in place with concrete, and hope for the best".

Her research interests cover the waste management and related monitoring approaches.