Sentence examples for diversion rate from inspiring English sources

Its curbside recycling diversion rate went up 4% between 2010 and 2013.

The diversion rate of 2.5 acre feet per acre is deemed adequate.

Four campuses and the UC Davis Medical Center have achieved a 65percentt diversion rate.

The Los Angeles region most recently reported a 59percentt diversion rate, a number still being audited by state regulators.

[DNA INFO] The Bloomberg administration recently set a goal of doubling the diversion rate for household waste.

These figures become part of the calculation of the city's overall diversion rate of 70percentt, which is the figure it just reported for 2006.

The life cycle of basic food items was studied in order to discover the reasons for low landfill diversion rates of this material.

In addition to its back-to-back wins in the Pac-12 Road to Zero Waste competition, UC Berkeley earned first place in the past three Recyclemania contests, a national competition based on diversion rates alone.

However, higher diversion rates associated with lower system cost would be achieved if the City's policy is to be based on an aggressive capacity-expansion plan for composting and incinerating facilities.

This finding indicates that targeted intervention strategies designed for specific geographic areas should lead to improved diversion rates of BMW from landfill, a requirement of the Landfill Directive 1999/31/EC.

In this paper we examine results from an early pilot scheme for food waste recycling in 100 communities in the metropolis of Shanghai, China, that has had limited success (28% diversion rates on average) and is ready for reflective changes.