Sentence examples for waste dropped from inspiring English sources

Municipally recycled waste rose 3.1percentt from 1998 to 38.5percentt, and privately recycled waste dropped slightly, compared with the previous year, to 44.9percentt.

WRAP, a company that helps businesses use resources efficiently, estimates that household food waste dropped from 8.3m tonnes to 7.2m tonnes between 2006-07 and 2010, driven by a decline in fruit and vegetables.

When Whittier began "Trayless Tuesdays" last fall, lunchtime food waste dropped to 4.6 ounces per student from 7.4 ounces — and the college saved almost $30,000 a semester after going fully trayless in the spring.

Lean Path boasts that it can help restaurants cut their costs by between two and six per cent, and the National Resource Defense Council calculated that, after the dining services team at the University of California, Berkeley, began using the software, in 2011, the school's pre-consumer waste dropped by forty-three per cent, which translated to savings of about sixteen hundred dollars a week.

Their waste drops through the mesh and is eventually flushed out through pipes and into a settling tank.

In American hog factories, animal waste drops through slats in the floor, is liquefied in a subterranean pit and turned into a rancid goo, then flushed into a stinking lagoon.

After the trial, we were in financial trouble, and we had to put our house up for sale, so we chose new carpet, painted the basement, cleaned the garage, purged closets, went to the hazardous waste drop-off all to get the place readrop-off alls.

The E.P.A. estimates that 2.6 million tons of electronic waste were dropped into landfills in 2007, the most recent year for which data is available.

Phone bills are down 8percentt in the past year, and bills for water and waste handling dropped 14percentthanksnks to an energy conservation plan.

New Jersey's recycling rate for solid waste has dropped for the third year in a row, with the state falling far short of its goal of recycling 65percentt of all solid waste by the end of 2000.

"What is clear from other polling is that accidents have gone to the top of what people are now concerned about with nuclear energy, the waste has dropped further down".