Sentence examples for waste grow from inspiring English sources

For example, through Global Generation, one of our community partners, local young people studying for a BTEC in horticulture take our canteen waste, grow food and sells it back to us for lunch.

Amidst economic stagnation, the imperative to declare a war on waste grows even stronger.

The paper illuminates especially the evolution of two key threads of environmental consciousness in the U.S. public discourse: as waste grew ever more harmful in the public understanding, the space available for disposing of it shrank and eventually disappeared.

From 2000-2012, China's market for waste grew by 3.1percentt, compared to just 0.2percentt in the United States.

Meanwhile, the annual U.S. trade surplus with China in scrap and waste grew from $715 million in 2000 to $8.4 billion in 2010.

With the global mountain of e-waste growing bigger by 8% a year, the 20m-50m thenEPAthe EPA reckoned was produced globally in 2009 could easily reach 100m tonnes by 2020.

The preferred method for recycling circuit boards in India is to toss them into an open fire to melt the plastics and burn away everything but the gold and copper.With the mountain of e-waste growing at 8% a year, the 20m-50m thenEPAthe EPA reckoned was produced globally in 2009 could easily reach 100m tonnes by 2020.

The government, which is being forced to act on waste because of tough EU targets to avoid landfill, said it expected total household waste to grow at about 1.5% a year over the next 15 years but commercial waste to grow 52% in that time.

"And what happens to the cow when it gets old?" "The waste helps grow food," Mr. Natzke replied.

The dairy owns 1,000 acres and rents another 1,800 acres to dispose of that waste and grow crops to feed the cows.

Electrical and electronic equipment waste (e-waste) is growing fast.