Sentence examples for import waste from inspiring English sources

"So now we import waste from Leeds and other places, and we also had discussions with Naples," he added.

In this situation some countries decided to give way to incineration and either import waste to burn or burn recyclables".

They fear the UK could be forced to import waste from abroad to fuel the incinerators or even close them before they have even opened.

Commercial opportunities might follow: Britain could import waste gas from northern Europe, where pilot CCS projects have stumbled because of opposition to onshore stores.

Russia would like to import waste from other countries to stake a claim in a future 'plutonium economy', in part because it has little domestic uranium.

Campaigners claim that should it go ahead, the incinerator at Lostock Gralam, near Northwich, will be one of Europe's largest and produce 60 tonnes of toxic waste each day, necessitating hundreds of extra lorry journeys and the need to import waste from outside the county in order for it to be viable.

The Dutch rely on imported waste – some from the UK – to fuel their plants.

Piling Up: How China's ban on importing waste has stalled global recycling.

"I don't know other suppliers that can provide similar services," Ms. Alekseyenkova, the industry analyst in Moscow, said of Rosatom's service of importing waste.

Countries which moved into the market for imported waste, such as Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and Poland, were imposing their own restrictions and not taking low-grade plastic.

As noted in Fort Gratiot Sanitary Landfill, "our conclusion would be different if the imported waste raised health or other concerns not presented by Alabama waste". --- U.S., at ----, 112027Ct., at 2027.