'waste burning' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of burning garbage or other waste materials for disposal, or to the act of setting something on fire intentionally. Example: Illegal waste burning has become a huge environmental concern as it can lead to air pollution.
Noticeably, K+ and Cl− concentrations were ∼2 4 times lower than those emitted from agricultural waste burning.
The USEPA's 2010 mercury rule, which would reduce emissions from non-hazardous waste burning cement manufacturing facilities by an estimated 94%, represents a substantial regulatory challenge for the industry.
While recently European countries like Denmark have taken advantage of improved waste burning technology to reduce pollution while generating heat and electricity from the combustion of waste, the U.S.'s 87 waste-to-energy incinerators are all more than 15 years old and do not match up in either efficiency or safety.
A new UN report, published on Tuesday, identified cleaner cooking stoves, better vehicle standards, greater use of renewable energy for power generation, more electric cars, public transport and controls on waste burning as key ways to cut air pollution, which is estimated to cause more than 7 million premature deaths annually.
He reckons the existing system of local storage is good for a few more decades and is looking into an old idea for dealing with nuclear waste: "burning" it in special reactors that will transmute it into more benign elements, thus eliminating the objection that nuclear power simply dumps the problem of waste in the laps of future generations.It has not, of course, all been plain sailing.
Such dual production strategy makes biosurfactant more economical viable in market and reduce the effects of waste burning on environment.
As the result, it demonstrates that there is a drastic interaction between the two chambers' combustion, resulting from the sensitivity of wastes burning on charging period.
A retired Rocketdyne manager on Wednesday denied approving phony tests to cover up illegal waste burnings at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory near Chatsworth, where two scientists were killed in a 1994 explosion.
Differing from classical incinerators, waste-to-energy plants are sold as an efficient and environmentally sustainable way to eliminate waste by burning.
Waste dumping, burning, and burying in slums leads to environmental degradation and health problems.
However, it is the sheer waste of burning a valuable resource which annoys me most.
