Sentence examples for waste management etc from inspiring English sources

In the last two decades, the problems related to the preservation of the environment and the resources of the planet have been dramatically highlighted by different phenomena (thinning of ozone layer, greenhouse effect, decreasing of forests, air pollution, increasing difficulties in the industrial and domestic waste management, etc).

I'm hopeful that we can apply this same small scale, cooperative approach to other areas of our lives - energy, transportation, waste management, etc. - and make big strides in combating climate change.

and related services (water supply, waste management etc).

To monitor, in cooperation with the other responsible persons, the general management of the activities performed in the small-scale radiopharmacy (e.g. out of specifications, personnel training, radioactive waste management, etc).

The main components of the environment introduced are – water, air, soil, forests, nature protection, climate information, landscape, waste management, forest management etc.

The treatment processes may be required for reactor primary coolants, the cleanup of spent fuel pools, liquid radioactive waste management systems, etc.

Its primary application is in spatial (strategic) and urban planning, as well as in the planning and design of sectoral policies in the areas of energy, water management, waste management, transport, etc.

Crosscutting the levels are what Labonté refers to as 'environmental pathways' that include international dimensions such as waste management, biodiversity, etc. Health outcomes in this model result from pathways connecting elements within and between the different levels.

Maybe starting at the bottom is right for you now but consider courses in waste management (certificates, diplomas etc).

This may also be one of the reasons for disparity between doses measured with passive/legal dosimeters (TLDs) and DRDs in those situations in which radiation workers are exposed to mixed field of gamma photons and beta particles especially at uranium processing plants, nuclear (power and research) reactors, waste management facilities and fuel reprocessing plants etc.

In this sense, reliable information can help governments and professional associations to set future C&D waste management regulations, training programmes and dissemination tools, inspections, etc.