Sentence examples for improving recycling from inspiring English sources
In a Fixes column, David Bornstein explains that improving recycling rates in the United States could create 1.5 million new jobs, improve air quality, and reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
However, the latest speculation about a new voluntary agreement on plastic recycling is unlikely to appease some recycling firms, which have criticised the government's waste strategy and accused ministers of failing to take a sufficiently robust legislative approach to improving recycling rates and driving investment in new recycling capacity.
"There are some excellent examples of councils improving recycling rates – we will work with local authorities and industry to build on these successes and encourage best practice across the nation as part of our commitment to protect the environment for future generations".
The political aim is to achieve waste recovery targets by improving recycling and biological treatment.
Waste recovery targets are achieved by improving recycling and biological treatment and increasing the amount of waste pre-treated.
The optimal design of hydrogen networks aims at minimising the consumption of fresh hydrogen by improving recycling and reuse of process hydrogen.
The fund aims to provide low interest loans to municipalities to advance projects that increase collection and improve recycling infrastructure.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students consider the life cycle of certain plastics products and propose improved recycling legislation in their own communities.
The Closed Loop Fund (CLF), created last year by some of America's most well-known consumer brands, is providing zero and low-interest loans to US cities and recycling companies to improve recycling infrastructure.
It's clear from the variety of initiatives, products and aids that are being piloted and invented that there won't be a single answer to helping improve recycling rates in our households.
Molycorp has worked closely with the Defense Department and the Energy Department in Washington to find ways to build rare earth stockpiles and improve recycling so as to reduce dependence on China.
