Recycling calls for extending the life of products by reusing or redesigning, instead of disposing of them.
For persistent inorganic and carbon nanomaterials, considerable scope exists for a form of recycling called 'resource cascading'.
The report, which addresses persistent claims that householders are often wasting their time recycling, calls for better recycling facilities but also an increase in incineration of waste, an option that is opposed by many environment groups.
While his poems seem to affirm that, linguistically, there is nothing new under the sun, that every phrase is a well-worn one, their insistent recycling calls on us to reassess the known, to rethink the implications of the language we use every day.
A new energy transformation concept based on carbon recycling, called the Active Carbon Recycling Energy System, ACRES, was proposed for a zero carbon dioxide emission process.
Finally, in all mediums, collage, sampling, appropriation, bricolage, recycling -- call it what you will -- continues to mutate and expand as an artistic strategy, an ecological statement and a metaphor for inclusiveness.
The challenge to achieve appropriate disinfection without forming harmful disinfection byproducts by conventional chemical disinfectants, as well as the growing demand for decentralized or point-of-use water treatment and recycling systems calls for new technologies for efficient disinfection and microbial control.
Environmental advocates call recycling the weak link in the city's green agenda.
Environmental advocates call recycling the weak link in the city's green agenda, even after legislation was passed last year to overhaul the 1989 recycling law that made New York a 20th-century leader, not a laggard.
What was termed "reuse" for technology structures and component, we call "recycling" for materials; recycling is thus defined as a process that occurs strictly at the same system level and is distinct from down-cycling (without a measure of the function or quality of materials and components, it is difficult to define down-cycling anyway).
