Sentence examples for tons of ash from inspiring English sources

Power plants and other industries in the United States produce more than 136 million tons of ash and other coal combustion byproducts every year.

Each year it carries 16,000 tons of ash from cremated bodies along with a cocktail of sewage and toxic chemicals produced by a dense population and rapidly developing economy.

In Farmersburg, the state has granted the Black Beauty Mining Company permission to dispose of as much as 13 million tons of ash in deep pits without protective liners.

By the 1980's Krakow's dark side became physically manifest in historic monuments blackened by tons of ash that fell on the city weekly, courtesy of an indifferent industrial machine.

15 Which comedian spent £3,300 on a cab from Oslo to Brussels because of Iceland's controversial policy of firing millions of tons of ash into the air in April?

No one was injured, but millions of tons of ash and sludge swept into a river, damaged two dozen homes, covered 300 acres, raised health concerns in the area and brought Congressional attention to the lack of regulation of similar sites throughout the country.

Admirers of Eastern religions will learn that in the 1980's the Ganges was choked by several million tons of ashes per month -- cremated remains of the 30 million Hindus per year who sought post-mortem salvation in the sacred river.

The worldwide productions of banana were bigger than 95 million tons, which resemble to, approximately, 10.22 million tons of ashes.

"And we are talking here thousands and thousands of tons of ashes".

It collected nearly two kilograms of gold in every ton of ash, worth nearly $200,00 a year.

In Suwa in Nagano Prefecture, a treatment plant near a large number of precision equipment manufacturers reportedly collected nearly 2 kilograms of gold in every metric ton of ash left from burning sludge, making it more gold-rich than the ore in many mines.