Sentence examples for waste outputs from inspiring English sources

Joined up approaches by business can result in increased efficiency, for example by turning waste outputs from food production into useful inputs to energy generation (creating a "circular economy").

Dietary protein sparing helps to reduce feed cost and nitrogen waste outputs (Wang et al. 2006).

It suggests that the city organism can reduce its metabolic footprint (resource inputs and waste outputs) whilst improving its livability.

What is also evident is that unlike in larger companies, there is little measurement or target setting in either energy consumption or waste outputs and still less reporting externally to the organisation about their activities.

The rapid growth of urban populations [3] will lead to increased resource consumption, waste outputs, or emissions from urban activities, which already exceed the ecological carrying capacity [4 6].

Important ways of implementing industrial ecology include the appropriate combination of separate technologies in order to match the waste outputs of one with the inputs of the other and the introduction of processes that reduce non-renewable energy consumption.

9A King's Pde, CB2 1Strattons Hotel1 Swaffham, NorfolkSwaffham, Norfolk Caters for coeliacs, vegetarians, vegans and diabetics, and measures its energy, water and waste output daily.

The four categories for measuring environmental performance are materials use, energy consumption, waste output, and pollutant releases.

Increasing demands for copper and copper allied products have made the processing of low grade ores with high volume waste output unavoidable.

The design of a green city integrates with the intention of creating a habitat for people dedicated to the minimization of waste output and pollution.

The waste output is in the form of a dry mix of ash and char, with the char to ash ratio being somewhat higher during initial start-up before the system has reached full efficiency.