Sentence examples for waste discharges from inspiring English sources
The firm has never been accused of breaking emissions regulations and last week, the local environmental bureau said waste discharges met national standards along with the amount of pollution in the nearby water and soil.
The CWA is in charge of water quality and sets minimum standards for waste discharges for each industry, as well as regulations for specific problems such as toxic chemicals and oil spills.
The E.P.A. is now testing the impact of wastewater nutrients and metals on marine life, and said it hoped to propose a ruling by the end of 2007 on whether it needs to set additional standards for waste discharges in Alaska.
In a unanimous decision, the court ordered that the rules — one requiring annual 3 percent cuts in greenhouse gas emissions and another aimed at controlling waste discharges from dairies — must be published in the state's register, which will make them effective.
It is also the source of around 90% of the discharge of technetium-99, a long-lived radionuclide that lingers in shellfish.This particular waste, discharges of which have risen in recent years, worries the Irish and Danish governments, which detect it washing up on their beaches.
Generally waters receiving waste discharges are exposed to toxicant mixtures, rather than the single toxicant.
Some water is lost through evaporation in the cooling tower and in waste discharge.
Fifty-four envirorganizationsnizations from New York to Alaska asked the Environmental Protection Agency yesterday to develop tougher regulations for monitoring and controlling waste discharged by cruise ships.
Tapping into the 10m tonnes of plastic waste discharged into the sea each year is just one option, an approach adopted by Electrolux and Ecover.
"Aquaculture enhances soil fertility from fish waste discharge and contributes to pest control as several fish varieties feed on insects that harm crops," Hoq said.
The accumulation of heavy metals from two million tons of mainly untreated waste discharged daily, much of it from circuit-board manufacturing, had reached critical levels in coastal waters.
