Sentence examples for waste clean up from inspiring English sources
Other specialized services provided by Turner Industries include pipe fabrication and bending, equipment rental and rigging, hazardous waste clean up, and demolition.
In this paper, we describe an ODSS, the EM50-ODSS, that was designed to support the Department of Energy's (DOE) hazardous waste clean up efforts.
Solution Fetch™ is a unique dog waste clean up product designed so that the user's hands never contact the dog waste in any way.
There were nearly 10,000 documented "incidents of human waste" cleaned up last year in the Tenderloin alone, according to Dina Hilliard, executive director of the North of Market-Tenderloin Community Benefit District, a neighborhood improvement effort financed by local property owners that pays for sidewalk cleaning.
By utilising AAD, Northumbrian Water has transformed its sewage treatment process from an energy intensive waste clean-up process, to one that recovers significant quantities of renewable energy.
But with big items like renewal of state rent controls and toxic waste clean-up laws still unresolved, it is unclear whether the Legislature will be inclined to devote its time to the malpractice issue this year.
Like a practiced lounge act, he performs a medley of his greatest hits -- toxic waste clean-up, gun control, securing Social Security -- and then unfurls his high-school-dropout-makes-good autobiography before delivering a few zingers at Mr. Corzine.
Other costs may also result directly or indirectly from a tephra (or any solid disaster waste) clean-up.
Sixty years later, Hanford is in the midst of America's largest nuclear waste clean-up operation, which has already cost $40bn £24bnn) and is expected to continue for decades.
The measures of expected compensating variation (CV) are first derived as special cases to apply to a two-option conjoint choice-based survey data aimed at deciphering homeowners' willingness to pay for hazardous waste clean-up.
Prior to moving to Capitol Hill, Stacy worked for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on legislative reform of the federal Superfund hazardous waste clean-up program.
