Sentence examples for trash trade from inspiring English sources

Junkyard Planet: Travels in the Billion-Dollar Trash Trade.

This is an extract from Junkyard Planet: Travels in the Billion-Dollar Trash Trade by Adam Minter, available from Bloomsbury Press, £18.99.

And much of the trash trade banned by Europe is still legal in the United States, where laws focus on only the most hazardous waste.

The global recycling industry is the subject of Junkyard Planet: Travels in the Billion-Dollar Trash Trade by journalist Adam Minter.

By November 1996, 34 people, 34 companies and four trash trade associations had been indicted, and prosecutors eventually won convictions in almost every case, most of them resulting in prison terms.

Soon afterward, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani was boasting about the transformation in the city's trash trade and the elimination of the "mob tax," shorthand for the hundreds of millions of dollars in inflated trash bills that city businesses paid each year.

But the pushcart-packed streets made it hard for the Police and Fire Departments to get through, drew the trash of trade and aroused increasing ire from storekeepers resentful of the competition.

Ignoring this success, however, or not caring much about it, is what enables Labor voters to want to leave the European Union and it is what creates common cause between Trump and Sanders as they both trash international trade.

As Anand Shah reminds us, innovation comes through collaborative innovation rather than building walls or trashing free trade deals.

He's a self-described free-trader who trash-talks trade deals and says he'll force American companies to invest in the United States.

But when it comes to the working class he claims to care deeply about, Donald Trump's deeds don't go beyond symbolism ― publicizing his love for Big Macs and Kentucky Fried Chicken, engaging in bellicose bombast, trash-talking trade agreements, threatening to raise tariffs, and blaming undocumented immigrants for everything from crime to unemployment.