Sentence examples for sewage processing from inspiring English sources
During Mr. Wang's tenure, the bronze foundry moved away and Guangzhou expanded its sewage processing capacity.
There was a deal on sewage processing, so that Mexican waste would no longer sully San Diego's beaches.
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In 2010, the investors started looking at BCR Environmental, a company based in Jacksonville, Fla., that is developing a method to treat the waste left over after sewage processing.
That the wood's dark tones also have excremental connotations is confirmed by the "White Snow Tree Forest Monochromes," a series of nine brown paintings made of bubble-surfaced plastic foam (now hardened) that may suggest bark but more closely resemble the sludge in a sewage processing plant.
I wake up in my studio apartment above the sewage processing plant, boot up my PrayStation 9, receive my daily payment, and head out my door.
Ivangorod's town council, for example, has fought a lengthy battle to clear some Danish sewage-processing equipment donated to it through customs.
One neighborhood fears that the sludge taken out from the canal would poison the air over their ball fields, and others worry that the location of a sewage-processing site needed for the cleanup would destroy a beloved swimming pool.
Arena says the projects it has invested in capture energy from sewage, meat processing leftovers, landfill and organic litter, helping to reduce greenhouse gases from landfill and improve air quality.
Operations such as asbestos and auto shredder waste disposal, sewage sludge processing and an increase in the amount of trash the site accepts each day all required environmental review, Miller said.
The primary sources of microbial contamination are soil, air, animal feed, animal hides and intestines, plant surfaces, sewage, and food processing machinery or utensils.
