Sentence examples for ecological waste from inspiring English sources

It was found that recycling knowledge, self-organization of recycling, and disagreement with justifications for non-recycling were positively related to recycling behavior, while attitudes towards ecological waste disposal and trust in waste disposal authorities were not directly related to respondents' self-reported battery recycling behavior.

If, today, we are suffering from a gradual ecological waste, this is simply because the gatekeepers have been fired from their job.

I walk to and from work each day down Brand Boulevard and I see people wanting a receipt pressing cancel and people not needing a receipt pressing OK and the meter dispensing a receipt (causing litter, not to mention an ecological waste) because of the confusing display versus physical buttons.

Based on ecological engineering, waste reduction techniques, waste conversion and recycling techniques combined with end-of-pipe treatment techniques, this research developed a model by integrating several technologies.

Furthermore, these industrial wetlands have a much greater risk of exceeding ecological and waste disposal guidelines, while wetlands with catchments comprising primarily residential or peri-urban have significantly lower risk of becoming polluted.

Standardized evaluation and rating of biofilters for aquaculture should be assessed in the context of the economic efficiency of ecological services (waste assimilation, nutrient recycling, and internal food production) provided by earthen ponds, and the availability and cost of land, water, and electrical energy resources required to support particular classes of production systems.

So, the use of inexpensive and ecological agricultural waste for the production of valuable biofuels is a better pathway for the fulfillment of requirement of energy through limited resources.

Dr. Johnson thinks the current interest in vegetarianism is connected with ecological issues -- the waste of natural resources caused by the way livestock is raised.

Industrial symbiotic networks are based on the principles of ecological systems where waste equals food, to develop synergistic networks.

An analysis of the impact of the rugby Six Nations game between Scotland and Wales in 2006 by her team found that the ecological impact of waste could be reduced by 11% if local businesses were encouraged to recycle half of their paper and card packaging and glass waste.

In fisheries, the tragedy of the commons manifests as a competitive race to fish that compresses fishing seasons, resulting in ecological damage, economic waste, and occupational hazards.