Sentence examples for waste operations from inspiring English sources

As waste operations have grown, so has the town's income from the landfill, to an estimated $1.8 million in 2003 from $330,000 in 1991.

Waste Management is selling its international operations as part of the company's strategy to refocus on the North American solid waste operations.

Waste Management Inc. is in talks to sell its waste operations in Britain and Sweden to Severn Trent P.L.C. and an unidentified investment firm, its chief executive, Maurice Myers, said yesterday.

Public health and environmental risks are often caused by incongruous solid waste operations, storage, collection, and transportation and disposal practices [7].

As a matter of fact, recovery of biogas in pond systems began appearing in peer-reviewed journals within animal waste operations no later than the 1970s (Safley and Westerman 1988).

But its oversight of hazardous waste operations — and its response to urgent problems — are often ineffectual and glacially slow.

Waste Management said the sale stemmed from its strategy to refocus on its North American solid-waste operations.

More sales are expected as the company sharpens its focus on solid-waste operations in North America.

Steve Whitter, Toronto's director of solid-waste operations, says it chose Michigan landfills after it failed to find an alternative in Ontario.

For Fetzer, that has meant putting forth decades of sustainability efforts that go beyond the company's major ambitions of large-scale organic farming and zero-waste operations.

The Houston-based company said it was selling the units to focus on its core North American solid-waste operations and will use some of the proceeds of the deal to reduce debt.