Sentence examples for recycling challenges from inspiring English sources

That is because while the plug-in Prius might seem cleaner than a Prius that derives its motive power from gasoline, it has manufacturing and recycling challenges associated with its bigger battery pack.

(Bags are not alone among the plastic products that present recycling challenges; packing foam peanuts, for example, are also problematic).

These initiatives alone won't provide the answer to the recycling challenges of the future, but they could form part of the solution.

On a street, most people have the same kind of houses, and therefore the same challenges in terms of insulation, the same recycling challenges, the same sized gardens, the same immediate neighbourhood issues.

Technically composite materials evoke difficult recycling challenges due to the heterogeneity of their composition.

"A Hazardous Afterlife" (editorial, Feb. 25) provides a misguided view of the electronics recycling challenge.

TOKYO — The mammoth earthquake and tsunami that resulted in the death of tens of thousands and wiped out coastal cities in northeast Japan left the region to deal with 25 million tons of rubble, perhaps the country's biggest recycling challenge ever.

OpenIDEO launched a recycling challenge with Coca Cola Enterprises this year to find solutions to improving household recycling rates.

The world's largest coffee chain, Starbucks, which hands out 4bn disposable cups worldwide, recently admitted the scale of the recycling challenge, after failing to meet some key targets, including getting customers to start using personal reusable cups.

Flow analysis shows that significant margins for improving material and energy recovery at end-of-life do exist for PVC if the recycling challenge is timely and properly addressed in the coming years.

One hurdle for increased textile recycling is that the various fibres that comprise clothing make reprocessing and recycling a challenge.