Sentence examples for question of disposal from inspiring English sources

Complicating the question of disposal, a large amount of energy remains stored even in partially discharged batteries.

In the public's perception, there are two, both related to radiation: the risk of accidents, and the question of disposal of nuclear waste.

Rock Zierman, chief executive of the California Independent Petroleum Assn., said the question of disposal into protected California aquifers turns on a discrepancy between what aquifers the state and the EPA deem appropriate for disposal wells.

Her affairs were in order and there remained only two questions of disposal.

Gov. Edward Rendell vetoed the bill, arguing that the state needed to address the question of manure disposal -- euphemistically called "nutrient management" -- in a more coherent manner than in a last-minute vote on a last-minute insertion into an unrelated bill.

At the end of the First World War, the Allied powers were confronted with the question of the disposal of the former German colonies in Africa and the Pacific, and the several non-Turkish provinces of the Ottoman Empire.

The plastic industry has taken steps to eliminate CFCs from its products, but the questions of waste disposal are still being debated.

On the question of radioactive materials disposal, nuclear is not the only power source that produces waste.

Won-Young Kim, head of Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory's cooperative seismic network, can address the question of manmade earthquakes and disposal of fracking wastes underground.

Why the U.S. Department of Defense hasn't replaced open burning as its go-to method of disposal is an increasingly urgent question.

Although nuclear energy has the backing of powerful politicians in Washington, including President Barack Obama, its value as a clean energy alternative has long been haunted by the specter of past accidents -- Three Mile Island in 1979 and Chernobyl in 1986 -- and the vexing questions surrounding disposal of nuclear waste.