Sentence examples for trade waste from inspiring English sources

Michael Cooper (NYT) MANHATTAN: NEW TRADE WASTE CHIEF Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani announced the appointment yesterday of Raymond V. Casey as chairman of the city's Trade Waste Commission, which regulates commercial trash rates.

The president of a New Jersey company that owns the dump truck that crashed in Chinatown last week has been charged with unlicensed collection of trade waste, officials said on Wednesday.

It's your usual water recycling steps: screening and filtering; biological processing; membrane processing; UV sterilisation; and chlorination – but it's putting it all together and co-ordinating it with the water capture of mains water, interconnections with the trade waste and sewer, and connecting up the recycled water mains to export that is the new and more complex part".

Increased charges for trade waste.

Trade waste collections will resume on Monday and Tuesday.

The Redbridge site in Oxford would be converted to only take trade waste.

The Gasplasma® process developed by APP is an advanced thermal conversion (ATC) technology which has been developed for the treatment of household and trade wastes and has also been successfully applied to the handling of wastes derived from landfill and would be capable of achieving effective energy conversion when utilised as an integrated part of the Enhanced Landfill Mining (ELFM) concept.

There is also a large (and growing) illegal trade in waste, which is even more difficult to monitor.

A 2011 report by Pike Research, a consultancy, estimates that the volume and weight of global e-scrap will more than double in the next 15 years.In this section The road to renewal Fade to black A cadmium lining ReprintsInternational efforts to regulate the trade in waste revolve around the Basel Convention, passed in 1989 following the Koko row.

If (i ne j,bar{m}_{ij}^{r}) is 0. In this study, we assumed that the transaction volume of international imports is proportional to the demand of each region, and the international trade of waste was assumed to be determined exogenously.

"When people said, 'We'll trade water and waste water -- that's the future,' we said, 'That's cool.' I didn't hear dissent in the ranks.