Some people could point out, they said, some distant woods where the waste had been dumped.
Why should New York City consider exporting waste to distant landfills a long-term solution for its garbage problem?
The accident required a long cleanup that included removal of tainted soil to distant landfills for hazardous waste.
In general, the life cycle impacts for the cement barrier were dominated by materials production; however, in the extreme scenario the life cycle impacts were dominated by truck transportation of spoils to a distant, off-site radioactive waste facility.
Rail spurs are part of this plan and, once operational, will facilitate the incoming flow of waste from distant cities.
Until these developments are not available, the industrial production of biobased product from waste glycerol is distant.
But with neither side currently willing to budge on what they perceive as essential security guarantees, the prospect of a swift conclusion to this dispute, and to the wider war that has lain the country to waste, seems as distant as ever.
Some communities have questioned whether they should host the waste produced by distant populations (Bullard 2000).
While procurement of consumables for image processing is less of a logistical bottleneck than is the maintenance of the machine itself, analogue processing remains less desirable owing to challenges in storing the films, disposing of waste, and performing distant quality assurance on the images.
One, the vanguard party of Leninism, is so distant a problem that he wastes little time dispatching it.
