Sentence examples for direct waste from inspiring English sources

But the costs of America's Ponzi era surely went beyond the direct waste of dollars and cents.

Larger, centralized systems use gravity or a small amount of water (a microflush) to direct waste to the compost reactor.

Campus recycling and reuse services have been closely involved in the moves, helping to direct waste away from landfills.

The waste management study points out that new policy instruments will be introduced in Swedish waste management that could direct waste towards increased energy recovery if the materials recovery sector does not develop strongly.

Direct waste generation is the waste generated by an industry's own on-site production processes.

An exception to this is the 19th largest direct waste generating sector: Sector #34 'Other forest products' (Forestry), while spot 31 of the largest direct waste multipliers is the Forestry sector (#35).

The presented direct waste-free alcohol to amine functional group interconversions are important toward the development of sustainable Fe-based catalysis and will enable the valorization of biomass-derived alcohols in green reaction media.

After city landfills began closing in the 1980s, Vigliotti found he was spending too much money directing waste out of state.

Just 2.1% comes either direct from waste and renewables or from renewably-generated electricity.

A variety of direct value waste articles (e.g., old news papers and books/magazines, wooden furniture, cardboard/cartons, plastic scrap/polythene bags, iron and non-ferrous metal scrap, glass scrap, rubber, electrical/electronic articles) are being traded in this waste trading network and estimated quality of this material is about 362.4 t per month.

The urban aquatic ecosystems are strongly influenced by long-term discharge of untreated domestic and industrial wastewaters, storm water run-off, accidental spills and direct solid waste dumping (Sarika and Chandramohankumar 2008).