A reduction in such waste to mitigate environmental impact is part of UK government policy.
This study investigates the material procurement and logistics measures for mitigating waste generated by construction activities.
The Malaysian government has put an effort to prioritize the importance of managing construction and demolition (C&D) wastes to mitigate environmental impacts, but the recycling rate is still as low as 15%.
Therefore, a feasible process for converting these reject fines into sugars can profit the paper mills by producing value for their waste products while simultaneously mitigating their adverse environmental impact by avoided solid waste.
I can use technology to feed more people, faster, while mitigating food waste at the same time.
There have been compelling waste-reduction efforts based on smart city sensor technology, like using sensors in the water supply to mitigate waste.
The 40 percent of food that Americans throw out every year is terrible for the climate, and the U.S.D.A. and E.P.A. are taking some initial steps to mitigate waste.
Some companies and advocacy organizations such as The Better Fish and Love the Wild are beginning to invest in sustainable aquaculture in an effort to mitigate waste and the environmental impact of fish farming.
The scheme calls for mandatory audits — required every four years and administered by the Environment Agency — intended to trim excessive energy use as a means to cut carbon and pave the way for increased business profitability, competitiveness and security, while mitigating organizational energy waste.
The model provided sustainable strategies to optimize waste allocation, mitigate GHG emissions, and control environmental pollution, which can analyze complicated interrelationships among solid waste management, climate-change impacts, and pollution control.
So, every action we take to reduce waste and mitigate climate change counts.
