Sentence examples for disposing of fluid from inspiring English sources

Dr. Seeber said that the process was not likely to set off earthquakes, but that it required disposing of fluid in deep wells, which was "much more likely to trigger earthquakes than fracking itself".

Class I and Class II waste re-injection are the most important methods for disposing of fluid in North Dakota: in 2007, more than 96% of produced water were disposed of using underground injection, and by 2012 all produced water was being managed by underground injection.

Overhydration occurs when the body's ability to dispose of fluid is overcome by a large fluid intake.

You can safely dispose of fluid down toilet's and sewage pipes, but never dump the fluid into the ground.

They don't have much in the way of signage, nor do they follow environmental regulations on disposing of oil, brake fluid, or air conditioner coolants.

Tony Bosworth, at Friends of the Earth, said the amendment would allow companies to dispose of fracking fluid, often contaminated with toxic metals and radioactive elements.

She walked over to the garbage barrel behind our house and disposed of the fluid, then returned to the middle of the yard with the box of matches in her coat pocket.

The joints between the half-pipes have rubber seals to stop the contents leaking, and each half-pipe has a vertical pipe running up or down into it, to introduce or dispose of the fluid concerned.

The joints between the half-pipes have rubber seals to stop the contents leaking, and each half-pipe has a vertical pipe connected to it, to introduce or dispose of the fluid concerned.

Anyone with income to dispose of and fluid plans for the summer can choose a five-bedroom postwar shingled dream house with views of the Maidstone Club or a bungalow nestled against a bank of ferns at the end of a dead-end road -- and many in between.

Engineers at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, a chemical-weapons manufacturing center near Commerce City, Colorado, disposed of waste fluids by injecting them down a twelve-thousand-foot well.