Sentence examples for waste recovery from inspiring English sources

"Waste has become a commodity," says Pål Spillum, head of waste recovery at the Climate and Pollution Agency in Norway.

Veolia has a clear focus on promoting the transition to a circular economy – with waste recovery central to this.

"There's a European waste market — it's a commodity," said Hege Rooth Olbergsveen, the senior adviser to Oslo's waste recovery program.

"Recycling and energy recovery have to go hand in hand," said Ms. Rooth Olbergsveen, of the city's waste recovery agency.

Seattle now recycles 44percentt of its trash, compared with the national average of around 30percentt, which makes it a major player in big-city waste recovery.

Still, among the seven largest towns on the Island, also including Hempstead, North Hempstead, Oyster Bay, Babylon, Islip and Brookhaven, Huntington had the highest rate of solid waste recovery.

Global revenues for e-waste recovery were roughly $5.7 billion last year, according to ABI, and are expected to grow to $14.6 billion by 2014.

Closed Loop Emotionally Valuable E-waste Recovery (Clever), a UK-based project drawing on experts from several universities, is seeking to develop ground breaking science that could prevent mobile phone waste.

In particular, the process design components such as feedstock (solid wastes) recovery, feedstock preparation, composting, stabilization, curing, refining and storing are analysed.

Guided by the exergetic analysis of the conventional waste heat recovery system, a new conceptual system for waste heat recovery integrated with an S-CO2 cycle for CFPPs is designed in this study.

In addition, waste heat recovery allows to reduce by 58% the cost of capture if waste heat recovery is available in the primary aluminium smelter.