Sentence examples for open waste from inspiring English sources
Temporary on-site waste storage facilities include open waste piles and ponds or lagoons.
The many poor areas are the most polluted and are often sited close to open waste dumps and other sources of pollution.
"Given that the Defra-commissioned reports into the Bernard Matthews affair pointed clearly to breaches in the regulations, and that there was TV footage of wild birds feeding off open waste bins at the plant containing poultry meat, this is an astonishing decision," he said.
After investigators documented what they call a "Rainforest Chernobyl"—17 million gallons of spilled crude oil, more than 1,000 open waste pits full of toxic waste polluting the drinking water, and thousands of victims of cancer and birth defects—it seemed justice was served for the villagers.
The plant is frequently seen occupying open waste spaces, banks of watercourses, grasslands, roadsides, and pathways [ 6, 7].
Swine CAFOs typically store animal waste in open waste pits, whereas other types of livestock operations in North Carolina tend not to employ such practices.
The open waste-water ditch called the Emscher River, which was carrying untreated sewage to the Rhine, was funneled underground to a treatment system.
Given the intimacy and physical support of the Linbury Studio (instead of the open wastes of the main auditorium) the work would at least have had a fair hearing, instead of becoming an object of near ridicule.
Set more than 200 years following a nuclear war, you can create any kind of character you want and explore the open wastes of Washington, D.C. however you choose.
Metalclad made its move into Mexico in 1991, opening waste transfer stations and collection sites in a dozen states.
Mexico City has a variety of sources of environmental LPS (e.g., open field waste, waste disposal dust, wastewater treatment plants, open sewer channels, and daily outdoor deposits of thousands of pounds of animal and human fecal material) that contribute to measurable levels of LPS in Mexico City PM10 (Osornio-Vargas et al. 2003) and chronic exposure of Mexico City residents to LPS.
