Sentence examples for waste labelling from inspiring English sources

The Government has already said it will scrap councils' ability to introduce "pay as you throw" schemes to penalise householders who produce more waste, labelling the measures brought in by Labour as "bin taxes".

For instance, waste labelled as goods for refurbishing or reuse can pass muster.

For instance, waste labelled as goods for refurbishing or reuse can pass muster, even if it gets incinerated or dumped in landfills on arrival.

One of them was waiting waste (labelled as 'number 1' in Figure  2).

We also identified confusion (with verbal medication directions to the nurse) as being another type of waste (labelled as 'number 7' in Figure  2).

Would you buy a product with a zero waste label?

(I wonder if Villeneuve has seen the 2010 documentary Into Eternity, by Danish film-maker Michael Madsen, about attempts to devise a new universal language to label underground repositories of nuclear waste – labels whose warnings have to be understood by future humans whose language has evolved away from what we know now).

We urgently need new sustainable business models and labelling systems have an important role to play in promoting sustainable development in these mountain communities," says Luthe. "By quantifying different criteria such as energy use, transport and waste, labels can be used to communicate sustainability to a range of different markets and, crucially, encourage best practice in the sector".

If you put a radioactive waste inside a waste container labeled for halogenated organics, you've now increased the price of disposing of that waste many fold, because now it is radioactive AND halogenated.

Many "zero wasters" — including groups such as Zero Waste Europe and the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives, or GAIA — have become ardent opponents of the technology, contending that proponents have co-opted the carefully crafted zero-waste label by suggesting that burning to produce energy isn't actually wasting.

Several measures addressing this problem are identified such as product design, improved terminology for labelling waste and increased manning at recycling centres.