Sentence examples for segregating waste from inspiring English sources

Placard give rules for segregating waste.

By segregating waste in sheds closer to the source — which is safer and more hygienic than working at a landfill — Swach waste-pickers divert far more from waste streams.

At work, if an inconsiderate oaf has already contaminated what is supposed to be segregated waste, the damage is already done for those who follow.

"Our targets include re-using and recycling 90 per cent of waste, delivering over half the materials needed by sustainable transport, using natural remediation methods to clean soil, barges to take away segregated waste through newly dredged waterways and only legal and sustainable timber sourced through a supplier panel," he said.

Silo digesters had been used primarily in relatively small installations for segregated waste having a high concentration of organic matter.

The idea is to check the volume and then have measures in place to segregate waste, so that minimal amounts make it to landfills.

But one thing is certain: creating pure humanure with our current wastewater treatment system would require segregating our waste streams at their sources, which, thanks to the way our sewers are piped, is impossible to do.

Since the cost of replacing these systems with newer networks that segregate waste and storm water is prohibitive, cities have found other solutions.

We also apply off-site and on-site separation as two common method for segregating C&D wastes.

After collecting trash, waste-pickers like Chandani and Rekha segregate the waste in nearby sheds.

Through the FoodSave programme, kitchen and waiting teams were trained how to use the technology, and how to segregate food waste.