Sentence examples for waste controversies from inspiring English sources

GE Hitachi is in discussions with the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority and with Decc to construct two of its Prism fast reactors to burn some of the 100 tonnes of plutonium at Sellafield, helping resolve the waste controversies.

This is also seen in the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste controversy.

When Trafigura faced the toxic waste controversy, Strathclyde assisted by recommending the former minister and fellow peer, Peter Fraser QC, to the embattled traders.

The nuclear waste controversy picked up pace late last week.

Rural voters in Nevada have unique concerns, like the federal government's management of local land (take for example the controversy over nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain).

Controversy has dogged the waste incinerator at Newhaven in East Sussex from the start.

There is little dispute that the key reason underlying nuclear waste's unfolding complex story of "controversy, litigation, and protracted delay" lies with grave public concerns over "adequate protection of public health and safety and the environment" [2].

Katie Hopkins has wasted no time causing controversy in her debut column for the Mail Online, managing to crowbar a racist remark in after just 47 words.

Global media didn't waste time and joined the crowd, covering the "controversy" extensively in a similarly troubling, misleading and counterproductive ways.

2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) has suddenly become the focal point of controversy over the relationship of chemical waste to human health.

This concern is at the heart of many environmental justice controversies such as the locating of hazardous waste facilities and hazardous industries in low-income communities and countries.