Sentence examples for special waste from inspiring English sources

It is recommended that these findings are taken into account when designing new or improving existing special waste collection schemes.

Prosecutors from Catania, eastern Sicily, alleged that the waste was illegally labelled by the ship's crew as "special waste" rather than "toxic waste".

This shows that a large amount of batteries are being discarded with the residual waste, whereas WEEE seems to be collected relatively successfully through the dedicated special waste collection schemes.

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.

The study also found that misplaced WEEE and batteries in the residual waste constituted 16% and 39%, respectively, of what is being collected properly through the dedicated special waste collection schemes.

The paper presents a research project called Cartonlana, concerning a new sheep wool-based product with two main innovative features: it is a stiff panel, unlike the existing soft wool mats; it has a low environmental impact, using local recycled sheep wool, otherwise disposed as special waste.

According to the National Cadastre for Industrial and Special Wastes prepared in 2007, the overall generation of industrial waste, including non-hazardous and inert industrial waste, is 2,547,000 tons per year with a stock quantity of 4,483,500 tons.

In another example, the municipal sector responsible for solid waste management can improve solid waste collection and sanitary disposal services; promote recycling and waste reduction, and collection and control of special wastes (discarded tires etc).

Finally, vanadium oxychloride (VOCl3), which has a boiling point close to that of TiCl4 136°CC), is removed as a low-volume non-special waste by complexing with mineral oil and reduced with hydrogen sulfide to VOCl2 or by complexing with copper.

The analysis was carried out separately for special and non-special waste sites and was adjusted for deprivation, presence or absence of a local congenital anomalies register and maternal age.

The sites included 774 sites for special (hazardous) waste, 7803 for non-special waste and 988 handling unknown waste; a two km zone was defined around each site to detect the likely limit of dispersion for landfill emissions, including 55% of the national population.