Sentence examples for waste management measures from inspiring English sources
In relation to the 3Rs principle, Evaluation Standard for Green Building and Green Globes focus more on the reduce principle, while the other three systems propose waste management measures that largely based on the reuse and recycle principles.
Furthermore, following Annex I paragraph 5.1.1 of REACH, the Risk Management Measures (RMM) of an Exposure Scenario shall in particular include, where relevant, a description of "the waste management measures to reduce or avoid exposure of humans and the environment to the substance during waste disposal and/or recycling".
It was determined that even straightforward, economical hazardous waste management measures could reduce human exposure significantly.
Figure 12 shows an example of the reports of transport tonnage and waste management target measured by Greenstar.
Currently the waste hierarchy, introduced by the Waste Framework Directive, has been the rule followed to prioritize food waste prevention and management measures according to the environmental criteria.
A long-standing frustration in waste management has been measurement.
Technical assistance and capacity-building activities to support parties and other stakeholders in implementing waste management and efficient waste collection measures to reduce plastic marine litter.
The main goal is to provide quantitative forecasts for various performance measures of waste management systems.
Main measures to wood waste management include, among others, good operating practices, technology changes, changes in input materials, waste recycling, and waste reuse/recover practices.
Among the measures proposed techniques, waste management care comes first with a rate of 96% where the activity is partially completed, followed by hand hygiene (61%), then with 55% biocleaning.
Over 50 area hotels are certified by Green Globe, a company that develops standards and measures indicators like conversation, waste management and energy efficiency, according to Mareba M. Scott, a sustainable tourism product specialist for the Caribbean Tourism Organization.
