The phrase "waste generator" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to any source which produces waste, such as a factory or a power plant. For example, "The city has started to impose regulations on waste generators in order to reduce pollution."
"I'm not looking to make guys spend more money, because that's passed to the waste generator.
Even from thousands of kilometers away, a soon-to-be Duke lab chief can register as a chemical waste generator, train online to become an authorized user of radioactive materials, fulfill requirements to use lab animals, learn Duke's recombinant DNA rules, and learn its containment requirements for high-risk pathogens.
In 2004, China surpassed the United States becoming as the world's largest waste generator, and by 2030 China's annual solid waste quantities will increase by another 150% - growing from about 190 million tons in 2004 to over 480 million tons in 2030 (Su et al. 2009).
The waste generator keeps the bottom one, the faintest, and sends the rest on trucks with the haulers.
Municipalities, private haulers, large waste generators and individuals face the same penalties for errant garbage, Mr. Lauro said.
It also has started a study to see how much would be saved if large waste generators such as schools, nursing homes and restaurants separated food waste from dry waste, because the tipping fee for food in a composter is cheaper.
Electronic waste generators, including corporate buyers of technology and gadget makers, would earn an e-Steward Enterprise designation in return for a smaller licensing fee and a commitment, subject to continuing monitoring by BAN, to make a "best effort" to use e-Steward certified recyclers.
The BFI landfill intrinsically benefits from its competitive pricing policy and central location to solid waste generators.
The enormous costs associated with treating these wastes using conventional treatment methods have been a major concern for the waste generators and responsible municipal authorities.
In Taiwan, there are a few radioactive waste package record management systems independently implemented by radioactive waste generators, operators of waste management facilities, transport organizations and storage facilities.
ADAY invests heavily in R&D to innovate durable, technical fabrics, features social activists as their clothing models and skips prints and bright colors, because complex fabric dying is one of the greatest environmental waste generators in the fashion industry.
