'waste segregation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing ways to manage and separate out different types of waste. For example, "At our company, we are committed to implementing effective waste segregation methods to reduce our environmental impact."
Public participation is needed to improve food waste segregation and increase resource availability.
To control this menace, Bangalore became the first metropolis in the country in 2012, to make waste segregation at source compulsory.
This study aims to investigate, on a micro-level, further material efficiency improvement opportunities, barriers and strategies in selected manufacturing companies in Sweden, focusing on increasing waste segregation into high quality circulated raw material.
The team's solution works around encouraging residents to value waste by educating them on the importance of waste segregation and using the creation of a source of income as an incentive to promote this behavior change just as shown in the image below.
The pathogenic bacteria cause illness to the person handling MSW during waste segregation and transportation.
On a broader scale, waste segregation reduces the burden of waste collection and disposal, minimizing loads of waste that need to be transported to dump sites.
To conduct the assessment, I met with wastepickers from eight different Novo Ciclo cooperatives in five cities around southeast Brazil, engaging them in conversation and interviews to understand how they manage waste collection, segregation, and access to markets.
The guidelines have categorized health care wastes and emphasized waste minimization, segregation and proper disposal.
HCW management includes all activities involved in waste generation, segregation, transportation, storage, treatment and final disposal of all types of waste generated in the HCFs.
But complex logistical problems around waste collection and segregation, and the absence of a recycling infrastructure, had prevented the development of a closed-loop system.
What was once billed as a model for the improvement of traditionally governed public schools has become a troubled parallel system of privately managed schools with, in many places, patterns of waste, fraud and segregation.
