Sentence examples for waste tracking from inspiring English sources

State officials counter that their proposed drilling rules will impose a stringent waste tracking system.

Director Debbie Raphael told the Senate Environmental Quality Committee that the Department of Toxic Substances Control is seeking $4.5 million in increased funding to fix the state's hazardous waste tracking system, its permitting program and the way it collects money from polluters who have walked away from contaminated land.

But though investigators may waste time tracking down illegal traders, the real business is going on across the border.

Sometimes there was confusion, as agents radioed one another to ask what the imprint was like on their boots so they did not waste time tracking a colleague.

If you don't, you shouldn't even waste time tracking your stats.

Bankers Trust had its turn in 1994, when a court fight with Procter & Gamble over a derivatives trade required Bankers Trust to waste millions tracking down the conversation in question.

Satellite zoom-ups are driving the popularity of real estate upstart Zillow.com, where you can waste hours tracking down how much your neighbors paid for their homes (and what your childhood home now is worth).

But many journal articles are locked away in databases like JSTOR or PubMed, which don't have the reliable search capabilities of an engine like Google — so researchers have to waste time tracking them down.

Three potential applications of noble gas fractionation are provided: evaluating soil attributes in the path of gas flow from a source at depth to the atmosphere, testing leakage through low permeability barriers used to isolate buried waste, and tracking biological methanogenesis and methane oxidation associated with hydrocarbon degradation.

The task of keeping those hundreds of millions of tons of animal waste out of rivers, lakes and estuaries is enormous, clearly requiring a strong set of revised regulations for the handling of factory-farm waste, including provisions for tracking waste when it's been moved offsite.

Such a system typically requires that each load of waste is tracked as it is transported from handler to handler, from the well to its disposal, to verify that it is not dumped at the side of the road.