Sentence examples for waste flow from inspiring English sources

Townspeople watching millions of gallons of orange-colored mine waste flow through their communities demanded clarity on Tuesday about possible long-term threats to their water supply.

Rather than recycling materials for purely economic reasons, communities began to think about how to reduce the waste flow to landfills and incinerators.

A diagrammatic representation of the systems in place is the output from the waste flow diagrams (WFDs).

Every year, about 257 million gallons of combined sewage containing sediment, excess nutrients, heavy metals, and human waste flow onto New Haven's surface waterways when heavy rains overwhelm the city's sewer system.

A better use for the land, said Mr. Freilla of the Green Worker Cooperative, would be an industrial recycling facility that would siphon off reusable materials such as scrap metal, glass, and plastics that normally get sent to a landfill with the rest of the large waste flow passing through the borough.

New Jersey's nearly 20-year-old program of waste flow control, which established county entities to control waste disposal of all of their towns, was found unconstitutional by Federal courts, but for years many local officials viewed this consolidation as both costly and inefficient.

The goal is to increase energy efficiency, and reduce energy, water consumption and waste stream flow.

With insufficient facilities to cope, prisoners' waste flowed untreated into waterways.

But flushed toilets increased the volume of foul water and human waste flowing into cesspits dramatically.

From there, the waste flows to a cylindrical container familiar to college students.

Waste flowing into the canals and rivers of Jakarta also causes issues.