Sentence examples for disposable waste from inspiring English sources

After calculating the loads of each sink and source stream, the process has requirement of water equal to 1,980.57 m3/day; from these 1,056.46 m3/day is fresh water and 2,736.29 m3/day of water are disposed as aqueous waste; this disposable waste can be recycled.

"But a huge part of the picture" is "disposable waste".

Such strategies are already common in Britain, where the WRAP program promotes innovative ways to reduce disposable waste.

PAGE A24 BEING THE BEST AT GARBAGE San Francisco recycles 70percentt of its disposable waste, but Mayor Gavin Newsom thinks the city can do better.

When the city found out a few weeks ago that it was keeping 70percentt of its disposable waste out of local landfills, he embraced the statistic the way other mayors embrace winning sports teams, improved test scores or declining crime rates.

Now the Nepalese authorities are urging the mountaineers to bring their disposable waste back to the capital Kathmandu, so that it can be recycled.

Commissioners need to consider carefully issues such as the VAT payable by pharmacies (but not general practices), and whether costs for the full service (including equipment, disposables, waste disposal and staff immunisation) is included in the detailed service specification.

The cost of SUF was calculated based upon acquisition and the cost of disposable medical waste.

It flouts the warnings about the hidden costs of disposable fashion — the waste of making clothes that might survive only a few washings, and the pressure on factories to suppress wages for garment workers.

Examples of Songdo's sustainability plans include an extensive public transportation system and a centralized waste disposable system that uses a series of pneumatic tubes.

On average, an adult uses over 20,000 sheets of toilet paper a year and more than 3,000 tons of disposable paper towel waste are produced in the United States.