Sentence examples for special disposal from inspiring English sources
Everything the chemical touched except the clothes themselves was deemed a hazardous waste as a result of the 1990 Clean Air Act, requiring extensive paperwork and special disposal.
And while fluorescent bulbs contain mercury, which requires special disposal, LED bulbs contain no toxic elements, and last so long that disposal is not much of an issue.
But workers in Amsterdam's port refused to take the waste for the initial price, $15,000, saying it was toxic and would require special disposal.
Air-conditioners contain the coolant Freon, which is harmful to the ozone layer, and people throwing them away are supposed to call the city's 311 line to arrange for special disposal.
The city does allow people to take some dangerous trash (motor oil, latex paint, thermometers, batteries and the like) to one of five special disposal sites in the city.
Fusion creates no greenhouse gases and produces far less hazardous waste than fission, the current nuclear process, although fusion reactors do become radioactive and waste would still require special disposal.
Better still, it also minimises water and energy use, employs local people and is fitted with a special sewage disposal system.
The risks of all congenital anomalies were higher for people living near special waste disposals (OR: 1.07 CI95%:1.04-1.09) compared to non-special waste disposals (OR: 1.02, CI95%:1.01-1.03).
As construction engineering is current producer of almost 50% of waste encouragement of incorporation of toxic and radioactive agents in buildings could in future demand redefinition of building construction waste as hazardous and special waste disposals.
I guess they didn't have any of those special "whale-disposal diggers" ready for action down in Pegwell Bay.
Derek has at his disposal special tools that include an all-purpose magic-generator button; invisibility spray; shrinking paste that can temporarily reduce him to the size of a mouse; dog-bark mints that turn speech into woofs and arfs; and amnesia dust that erases short-term memory.
