Sentence examples for waste report from inspiring English sources

"Although an estimated 43% of the global MSW stream is handled by some aspect of the smart MSW technology market at some point along the existing waste chain of command, the market is in a nascent stage of development," Navigant writes in its smart waste report.

In 2005, facing "limited information about the amounts and types of food waste produced", WRAP launched a "major research programme" which would lead to the publishing of "The food we waste report" on 8 May 2008.

In summary, most other research was solely ecologic in nature and addressed cancer mortality rather than cancer incidence, but several studies of populations residing near sources of hazardous waste report results for bladder cancer that are consistent with those of the present study and consistent with toxicologic data from IARC, the ATSDR, and the NTP.

A commission that he subsequently appointed to study the issue of nuclear waste reported in a draft in July that recycling should be explored but pointed out that even with recycling, there would be leftovers that would have to be buried.

In McMichael's case, the new proposals will simplify his chemical waste reporting requirements.

Hazardous waste reports were either missing or had gaps, one as long as four months.

There's also a significant impact on the environment to consider as the majority of food waste, reported to be 33.5 million tons annually, ends up in landfills where it rots and produces methane, a harmful greenhouse gas.

The results were compared with solid waste composition reported by other researchers.

The bleeding level of all prepared CLSM mixtures in this study is more stable than that of other mixtures also made with industrial wastes reported by Razak et al. [32] (1.2 7.2 %), Tikalsky et al. [39] (0 8.73 %).

Then he discovered the Desert Water Agency's new waste-reporting app.

Local use of electronics equipment has jumped in each of the five countries, accounting for an estimated 50 85% of the e-waste reported in these countries in 2010.