Sentence examples for export of waste from inspiring English sources
It also carried out inspections on shipping containers in an attempt to curb the illegal export of waste.
Human consumption and behaviour in one urban area can affect the health and well-being of people in other, such as through export of waste and trans-boundary emissions and pollutant flows.
We have an absolute prohibition on any export of waste by our recycling partners - that is contractually required and we enforce this through third-party audits.
The chapters on recycling and on the flow of electronic waste from consumers to landfills and the export of waste to developing countries are well written and detailed.
GAIA is current mobilizing Asian members in opposition to an effort by the Japanese government to enter into bilateral agreements allowing the export of waste for burning in less-developed countries in the region.
A consequence of bacteria having an OM is that many secreted proteins (OMPs and lipoproteins) are needed to support its functions such as biogenesis of membrane components, maintenance of OM integrity, nutrient uptake, export of waste products, cell adhesion, evasion of host defenses and virulence.
Some members of this family catalyze the import of nutrients, while others are responsible for the export of wastes and toxins, especially amphipathic or hydrophobic cytotoxins.
The European laws generally follow the guidelines of the 1992 Basel Convention, the treaty that regulates dangerous exports of waste, and a proposed 1998 amendment.
While local authorities deal with most cases of fly-tipping, the Environment Agency deals with larger-scale dumping and illegal exports of waste.
Although two new landfill sites were constructed in Tokyo in 2004, the absence of any plans to construct additional landfill sites in the future (TMG 2008) means that direct exports of waste generated in Tokyo will continue, and likely increase, in the future.
Under the guise of promoting "free trade," lobbyists in Washington working for companies that claim to be "recyclers" but are primarily waste exporters have prevented the United States from banning the export of hazardous wastes, including electronic wastes.
