Sentence examples for nasty waste from inspiring English sources

Fission, meanwhile, produces nasty waste.

They require special chemicals and result in nasty waste.

Broken promises erode trust, which increases fear that the leaks could get worse and the nasty waste inside those tanks could one day come oozing out.

Its chosen contractor will remove some of the nastiest waste and demolish superfluous buildings, but will not have to dismantle the reactors themselves, which will stand idle, and toxic, for up to 70 years.That will give some of the remaining radiation time to dissipate, making the final demolition a little easier.

"He was so nasty and wasted," Mr. Pelletier said.

While the UK is not facing the Italian calamity of organised criminals dumping radioactive materials and contaminating the food chain with a cocktail of nasty poisons, our waste management industry seems to be at risk of sinking further and further underground.

In particular, the rock star's fall from glorious licentiousness evoked the rough treatment the cowboy suffered at the hands of '60s and '70s filmmakers, eager to expose a previous generation's idols as nasty old coots wasting away in saloons before embarking on their doomed last rides.

Unlike existing nuclear reactors, which produce nasty long-lived radioactive waste, the radioactive processes involved with fusion are relatively short-lived and the waste products benign.

NUCLEAR power does not emit greenhouse gases, but the technology does have another rather nasty by-product: radioactive waste.

It does not generate the same amount of nasty, long-lived radioactive waste that its cousin nuclear fission does.

And then there are some really nasty forms of industrial waste, such as spent nuclear fuel, for which no universally accepted disposal methods have thus far been developed.Yet many also see waste as an opportunity.