Sentence examples for waste farm from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the UN environment programme confirmed in 2004 that there were nearly 150 "dead zones" in the world's oceans where discharged sewage and industrial waste, farm fertiliser run-off and other pollutants have reduced oxygen levels to such an extent that most or all sea creatures can no longer live there.

To prevent contamination from human waste, farm families have received basic household sanitation systems to contain the household sewage that was leeching into the rivers through runoff.

Evidence from Kano, Nigeria; Kumasi, Ghana; Hubli-Dharwad and Kolkata, India reveals in rare detail how urban waste reuse plays an important role in the livelihood strategies of lower-income families nd while waste farming also contributes significantly to urban food security.

School children will learn all about the latest issues -- fast food versus slow food; food losses and waste; farming and global warning.

The present encourages the utility of locally available organic sources like organic municipal solid wastes, farm wastes and animal manures for production of vermicompost in developing countries like Ethiopia.

T1 Catha edulis leaf wastes + farm wastes + cow dung T2 Catha edulis leaf wastes + farm wastes + goat manure T3 Catha edulis leaf wastes + farm wastes + poultry manure T4 Catha edulis leaf wastes + farm wastes + swine manure.

The values of organic carbon (2.56 and 2.55 %) and organic matter (4.33 and 4.38 %) obtained from the analyses were comparable in T2 (C. edulis leaf wastes + farm wastes + goat manure) and T4 (C. edulis leaf wastes + farm wastes + swine manure), respectively.

Nevertheless, the Clinton administration announced in August a long-term effort to triple the energy produced from crop waste and farm products by 2010.

But she adds that there can be benefits in the gas that comes from animal waste and farming and from natural seeps.

They completely wiped out the city of Kabul and everything else they came across, laying waste villages, farms, orchards – the troops made a particular point of destroying trees by debarking them, knowing how essential their trees were to the Afghans.

At the time Corin, who is now 34, was working for the Gleaning Network in Manchester, salvaging food destined to go to waste from farms and distributing it to local charities.