Sentence examples for higher recycling from inspiring English sources

Even largely blue-collar Milwaukee and the rival Texas metropolis of Dallas, both with larger recycling budgets and smaller populations, have significantly higher recycling rates than Houston.

The study found that the biggest factor in the higher recycling costs is that sanitation crews usually pick up more material per truck when they are collecting garbage than when they go out for recyclables.

The leader of the Conservatives was probably relieved to be put in a separate car as otherwise I would have pointed out at great length that if the Tories had joined with backbench Labour MPs this month during the committee stage of the Greater London Authority Act we would have won a single waste authority for London - ensuring we can achieve a far higher recycling rate.

for an on-site sorting system due to the higher recycling potential.

A Welsh government spokesperson said: "The Welsh recycling targets are tough but achievable and are driving higher recycling rates".

Further on the better reuse and recycling of waste and better and more recycling friendly construction of goods are demanded to fulfil higher recycling rates.

However, lack of adequate markets, high recycling cost, and lower quality of the recyclates are the major commercialization barriers.

One hundred years later, the country remains at the forefront of environmental protection efforts, with the world's highest recycling rate (52% of all waste is recycled) and one-third of its area covered in forest (despite sitting at the heart of a crowded continent).

New Jersey had one of the highest recycling rates in the country in 1995 when it recycled about 45percentt of its municipal trash.

Despite its high recycling potential, however, just half of aluminum cans are recycled.

Steel cans are recycled more often than aluminum cans (66% v. 58%), and has the highest recycling rate of any food package.