Sentence examples for waste accident from inspiring English sources

Instead they suggest that a reactor or nuclear waste accident, althouguh less likely to happen, could have even more devastating consequences in future; one study suggests that nearly twice as many people could die.

But a toxic waste accident turns Melvin into an enormous, muscle-bound but kind-hearted monster who rights the wrongs of the gym-going set and Tromaville's numerous criminals.

According to citizens' opinion, environmental sustainability and liveability are the most relevant issues (see Tables 3 and 4): reducing greenhouse-gasses, air pollutants, waste and accidents from transport are considered as priority by more than 58% of respondents.

Nuclear power may make economic sense to economists, who don't count the cost of accident, waste and weapons proliferation.

The present work focuses on the recycling, waste management and accident dose characteristics of potential target materials.

The repetition of facts concerning climate, acidification, persistent ocean pollutants, the poisoning of marine species and their habitats, over-fishing, all forms of waste from manufacturing, accident, and deliberate disposal, and so many other factors, would seem to be a powerful motivator for engagement.

We find a lack of consistency between the visions of nuclear power put forward by governments and industry and the experience associated with economic viability, nuclear accidents, waste handling, and so on.

And the biggest subsidies are not the direct financial subsidies, which dwarf those given to renewable energy (as do subsidies for fossil fuels, a long mature industry), but the indirect but very real subsidies of socializing risks posed by radioactive waste and potential accidents and construction costs by shifting those to ratepayers and taxpayers.

James Conca, a consultant who has advised the Energy Department on nuclear waste issues, described the accident as a comedy of errors and said that federal officials are being "overly cautious" about the cleanup.

Real-time analysis of information collected from smart devices ensures improved response time to any incident, subsequently reducing the risk of accidents and waste of manpower and time.

Nuclear energy has distinctive merits (sustainable resources, low costs, no greenhouse gases) but its development must overcome serious hurdles (fear of accidents, radiophobia, waste management).