Sentence examples for waste processes from inspiring English sources

The current system has waste, processes that are uneconomic, and environmentally damaging, yet has potential to deliver lifelong employment.

"Visitors cannot usually see and are generally not qualified to judge (sustainability efforts), such as washing materials, boilers, biomass energy, solar panels, heat source pumps, and waste processes," says Valere Tjolle, editor of TravelMole's sustainable tourism site.

These sensors not only could be used to aid waste processes, but to provide most waste quality indicators required by existing legislation, whilst offering better tools to the stakeholders.

Control measures that people could use are health assessments confirming that there are no traces of BBVs, an appropriate vaccination programme, hygiene measures to ensure cleanliness, lube, clearly defined consent protocols and ease of withdrawing consent, ensuring that females are not menstruating and clinical waste processes.

Dioxins and related compounds are unwanted chemical agents that are produced in several industrial processes such as the incineration of municipal waste, processes in the pulp and paper industry or the metal recycling industry.

Enzymes, such as lipases, need to be stable at high salt concentrations in some cases, such as when a lipase is used in a waste processes, like the continuous removals thin layers of fats and oils from the surface of aerated tanks to permit oxygen transportation.

We want staff to understand what their waste can become, so we will be feeding back the main contamination issues and tracking our rubbish through the waste process through to commodity or valuable product.

Rodecs converts 99% of hydrocarbons in the waste into renewable energy (in the form of high quality synthetic gas or "syngas"), recovering up to 1.24MW per tonne of waste processed.

Around three-quarters of the waste processed there arrives through Dubai's network of sewers.

The quantity of waste processed varies from 2000 to 2600 kg per month.

Figure 5 provides comparison of ten LCA studies (including this study), reporting greenhouse gas emissions per tonne of food waste processed.