Sentence examples for waste management budget from inspiring English sources

This compares favourably with a city like London, with a waste management budget of millions.

About 30percentt of the county's $100 million budget for solid waste management is allocated to waste disposal.

In some cases, Mr. Goldsmith's decisions proved problematic enough that they were overturned, as when he removed financing from the city's latest budget for new waste management stations.

According to Weeks, Bush's budget proposal slices the Department of Energy's Nuclear Energy Research Initiative's slim $35 million budget by 48%, and radioactive waste management by 30%.

Nevertheless, a national sharps waste management policy that is planned, costed and budgeted is needed along with training of the health care workers to ensure appropriate sharps waste management.

Prior studies (Post and Obirih-Opareh 2002; Oteng-Ababio et al. 2013) have shown that waste management remains the single largest item on the assemblies' budget yet the most pernicious local pollutant (uncollected waste remains the leading contributor to local flooding and pollution).

The city is spending about $300 million annually from its expense budget for new disposal costs, and is newly beholden to national waste management companies.

We're asking you to engage in some thinking about waste management -- specifically, how do you think our towns could best share services and trim back their budgets?

The practical aspects associated with solid waste management systems in Tehran (the capital of Iran) such as equipment management, personnel, organizational structure, financing, cost accounting and budgeting were described by Abduli (Abduli 1995).

So much waste, so little waste management.

Radioactive waste management is difficult.