"scrap collection" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to the act of collecting scrap materials, such as metal or paper, for recycling or reuse. Examples: - "The city implemented a new scrap collection program to encourage residents to recycle more." - "Our company's annual community service project involves organizing a scrap collection drive in the local neighborhood." - "She has been in charge of the scrap collection department at the recycling plant for over 10 years."
Still, groups that operate food scrap collection services say they have seen a marked jump in participation over the last year.
Robert Lange, the recycling director at New York's Department of Sanitation, said the city investigated this route a few years ago, testing food scrap collection in some neighborhoods but finding it a tougher sell than recycling.
Its been described as everything from a scrap collection through to a bookmarking service, but at its core its a database service with industrial strength OCR capabilities.
The waste collection questionnaire comes two years after Cardiff council introduced fortnightly residual waste and weekly food scrap collections.
Still, scrap metal collection was not what he came to Kabul to do.
A somewhat oblique evocation of the Oscar Wilde fable, it stars ferocious 13-year-old newcomer Conner Chapman as a young terror whose aptitude for scrap metal collection takes him into dangerous adult realms of corruption, compromising his friendship with sweet-natured pal Swifty (the equally impressive Shaun Thomas) in the process.
The guy at the scrap metal collection center will usually cheat them by paying for the copper but "forgetting" to pay for the aluminum.
The guy at the scrap metal collection centre will usually cheat them, by paying for the copper but "forgetting" to pay for the aluminum.
Anyway, I don't want to ruin it for you, so instead I spoke to two of the co-directors – Brian Ashby and Ben Kolak – and found out about following their two protagonists around for three years and how the world of scrap metal collection is intrinsically linked to crime. .
If you believe certain online UK news outlets or people who tell you things in the pub, then you'll know that the UK's scrap metal collection game is mostly the preserve of people who value heroin over their own teeth.
"Yet the high level of poverty often leaves them without a choice and forces them to use their land, even if they know or suspect it to be contaminated, or to engage in other risky activities, such as scrap metal collection".
