"waste treatment facilities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the structures and equipment used to dispose of and purify waste. An example sentence could be: "The city is investing in modern waste treatment facilities to reduce pollution."
--Information on locandon and condition of power plants, roads, hospitals, waste treatment facilities and financial institutions in the Palestinian areas.
The task of rehabilitating the already existing waste treatment facilities of a sugar factory was undertaken.
No toxic chemicals are used, making it possible to eventually transform waste into plant nutrients (although initially, in San Francisco, it would be trucked to waste treatment facilities).
The dispersion of bioaerosols from waste treatment facilities and their health impacts continue to be the subject of numerous discussions.
Even before the earthquake, Haiti had few proper toilets, and no waste treatment facilities in a country of 10 million people.
And it has done little to close what Christie Whitman, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, concedes is a huge "investment gap" between the need for new waste treatment facilities and available resources.
No, the residents of 10 West End Avenue aren't living next to a waste treatment facility.
Across the highway, Tioga Lodge has a waste treatment facility so the owner will not have to continue trucking sewage to surrounding communities.
Our results also indicated that NC10 bacteria could exist in a high pH environment (pH 9.24) from the food waste treatment facility.
The siting a landfill or waste treatment facility and the redevelopment of a brownfield or former landfill site are generally treated as independent issues in the research literature.
Ms. Mares-Alatorre and other environmental advocates have a tense relationship with the operators of a 1,600-acre 1,600-acretment facility outside towasteatreatmentn the subject ofacilityl scrutiny.
