Sentence examples for mined resources from inspiring English sources
More specifically, green chemistry should use fewer hazardous and harmful feedstocks and reagents; improve the energy and material efficiency of chemical processes; use renewable feedstocks or wastes in preference to fossil fuels or mined resources; and design chemical products for better reuse or recycling.
And these smart phones use mined resources from some of the most ecologically sensitive areas of the world, as a recent Friends of the Earth campaign points out.
Of the three essential macro nutrient fertilizers, nitrogen is relatively plentiful and recoverable, but we're running out of potassium and phosphorus, finite mined resources that are "necessary for all life".
Humans have mined resources from the remote and rocky coast of Peru and Chile for more than a century and a half, gathering the guano deposits of seabirds for fertilizer and gunpowder.
This is also important because phosphorus rock used for fertilizers is a mined resource, and supplies are dwindling.
The United States has programs affecting labor standards in coal mining, reclamation of mined land, leasing of coal resources on federally owned land, and air and water pollution.
Similarly, Tiffany evaluates whether she's been treating herself "as resources to be mined," and whether the difficult task of instead allowing herself to become soil rich for growth is worth the effort.
White publicly criticized another rule mandated by Congress that would have required the companies to disclose their use of conflict minerals ― natural resources that are mined to fund brutal violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
COSMICMart is also automatically updated with each new COSMIC release, which allows the data set to be easily mined and integrated with other resources.
However, as highlighted by a recent report, gene dictionaries in pig are smaller than in cattle, bringing a risk to reduce the gene resources to be mined (and so for sheep dictionaries).
Groundwater in ultramafic mined massifs represents a valuable resource, but also a severe constrain for mining engineering.
