Sentence examples for waste to grow from inspiring English sources

The government, which is being forced to act on waste because of tough EU targets to avoid landfill, said it expected total household waste to grow at about 1.5% a year over the next 15 years but commercial waste to grow 52% in that time.

Hans Winsa, a scientist who studies the use of sludge as a fertiliser in forests, thinks that some of those concerns are overblown and that, though there are still tests to be done, so far it's "100percentt safe" to use cleaned-up waste to grow trees. .

Hans Winsa, a scientist who studies the use of sludge as a fertilizer in forests, thinks that some of those concerns are overblown and that, though there are still tests to be done, so far it's "100percentt safe" to use cleaned-up waste to grow trees. .

These vegetable beds use compost and recycled waste water to grow crops, even in dry months.

In fact, the U.S. inventory of nuclear waste continues to grow: some four to five million pounds of high-level radioactive waste are generated by the nuclear energy industry annually7.

Also, on a Mars mission there will most certainly be waste used to grow plants that astronauts will eat, almost like a complete closed system, where you are reusing everything.

E-waste continues to grow at a disparagingly fast rate according to a study conducted by the United Nations University.

How shall we manifest them today?" After seven years in Connecticut, he wanted to transport his program out west, where he could practice using materials salvaged from the urban-waste stream to grow organic produce that could be given away locally.

In Cameroon, 3,500 small-scale coffee producers have been trained to use waste coffee pulp to grow mushrooms, not just as a crop to sell but as an important source of additional protein for these low income communities.

It is a terrible waste of energy to grow sugar in Minnesota, but Congress pays you to do it.

This paper analyses the data of a 3 years' research on the agronomical use of sewage sludge, from a urban waste water plan, to grow maize (Zea mays L).