The phrase "incinerating garbage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing waste management practices, particularly the process of burning waste to reduce its volume.
Example: "The city has implemented a new policy for incinerating garbage to minimize landfill use and promote environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "burning waste" or "waste incineration".
The Crystal Cruises incident prompted Mr. Simitian, the state senator, to write what are now laws banning the release of sewage, oily bilge or sewage sludge into California waters and prohibiting cruise ships from incinerating garbage within three miles of the state's shore.
I enjoyed learning about Seoul's exceptional recycling efforts, which include incentivizing recycling by charging citizens for the weight of their trash and incinerating garbage to generate energy and create recycled products like bricks.
They point to an array of respiratory hazards in Iraq and Afghanistan — including powerful dust storms, fine dust laced with toxins and "burn pits" used to incinerate garbage at military bases — as potential culprits.
Moreover, cruise ships' fuel often contains sulfur dioxide, and ships sometimes incinerate garbage, releasing dioxins and fine particles that can trigger respiratory ailments, according to Russell Long, founder of the environmental group Bluewater Network.
He added that the most effective approach would be to incinerate garbage -- a procedure all but eliminated because of air quality regulations -- or to require that all trash be stored in metal containers with secure lids.
A study released on Monday found that there was insufficient data to conclude that dust and pollution in the war zones of Iraq and Afghanistan, particularly from the burn pits used by the military to incinerate garbage, could cause long-term health problems in troops.
My job allows me to eke out a meagre living among the many pilgrims and shopkeepers, incinerating the garbage these brave adventurers leave behind after they've purchased their latest spellswatches and plasma rifles.
My job allows me to eke out a meager living among the many pilgrims and shopkeepers, incinerating the garbage these brave adventurers leave behind after they've purchased their latest spellswatches and plasma rifles.
In the already-quoted study by Rapiti et al. [ 51] on workers at two municipal plants for incinerating and garbage recycling, increased risk was found for stomach cancer in employees who had worked there for at least 10 years, while lung cancer mortality risk was lower than expected.
In 2003, local residents objected to an $800 million proposal by American Ref-Fuel to incinerate New York City garbage at the site that was brought in by barges.
All outgoing air is filtered twice, wastewater is sterilized, and garbage incinerated.
