Sentence examples for of waste plant from inspiring English sources

Mushroom cultivation, which is reported to represent the only economically viable bio-technology process for conversion of waste plant residues from forests and agriculture (Wood and Smith 1987), fits very well into this category.

Firefighters found the bodies — including those of a father and son — floating face down in four feet of murky water at the bottom of the hole at the Regal Recycling Company at 172-06 Douglas Avenue in Jamaica, an ugly street of waste plants, garbage scows and sheds enclosed by chain-link fences and topped by fluttering American flags.

The council struck a deal with Veolia to build an energy from waste plant outside of the city.

Browner pushed for the halting of construction of new hazardous waste plants and municipal waste incinerators, on the grounds that health and environment consequences were insufficiently known.

This plant is a showcase example of the efficient use of waste, and plants like this ought to be embedded in the country's energy network, not left to entrepreneurs to finance".

The energy benefits of waste combustion plants compared with landfills are not in dispute.

Crops that we can eat are far, far away," Dr. Dunn said, adding that our cities are full of waste treatment plants.

Up-to-date exhaust gas cleaning systems of waste incineration plants are highly effective, yet expensive in terms of equipment and other expenses.

The Corporate & Others segment comprises the construction of waste power plants, the construction of broadband infrastructure, the sale of software, the provision of Internet services and Information Technology technical support and consultation services, property investment and corporate income and expense items.

There are several examples in the literature of risk assessment of a single or a limited number of waste management plants [ 27].

We also considered studies of employees of waste management plants as they may be exposed to the same potential hazards as the community residents, even if the intensity and duration of the exposure may differ.