The nuclear waste, metallic remnants of the uranium fuel, will be loaded into stainless steel canisters insider the cooling pool.
Dying, we gasp for air and cough blood and vomit, and waste to shriveled remnants of ourselves.
It contains raw sewage, toxins from years of industrial waste, and the remnants of a 1950 pipeline explosion that released seventeen million gallons of oil.
This ban is mandatory in Canada, whereas the U.S. is a little less strict as it allows chicken waste, which contains remnants of animal by-product in it (chicken manure isn't just the manure, it also contains some feed dropped by the birds), to be fed to cattle.
These waste clippings and meat remnants contain valuable and unique proteins and nutrients.
I don't have to gag and dig through fleshy folds of chubby baby skin, searching for remnants of waste to clean.
For organ culture experiments, remnants (surgical waste) of saphenous veins from patients undergoing CABG were collected.
Other wildlife in the trade is temporarily exposed, and domestic animals and wild scavengers in villages and market areas consume the remnants and wastes from the traded and potentially traded wildlife.
But the verdure that covered it had sprouted spontaneously, nourished by the remnants of fecal waste.
Ecologists and conservationists often appreciate the contribution of natural habitat to biodiversity and potential ecosystem services such as biological pest control, whereas many farmers see habitat remnants as a waste of cropland or source of pests.
He went to the Low Level Radioactive Waste Management Office, a federal agency, requested the file on his property and asked them to test for remnants of historic radioactive waste.
