Sentence examples for waste water management from inspiring English sources

Dealing with urine separately, by siphoning it off to local storage tanks, simplifies waste water management.

The only hope for Elkhorn coral is a radical change in waste water management throughout the Caribbean.

Snowy Mountains Engineering has projects in Africa, the Middle East, the Philippines and Indonesia focused mainly on water supply and treatment, waste water management and river systems management.

Equally, a marketable solution to the ever increasing problem of dealing with liquid waste from our cities would put the UK at the forefront of waste water management on a global level.

The council advised the government on how best to encourage green development in Malaysia, with a focus on such issues as the handling of industrial waste, water management, and reforestation.

"This is a classic conflict between the need for environmental protection and the reluctance to spend public funds on needed infrastructure upgrades," said Dr. Porter, who added that many of the developing countries in the Caribbean had no waste water management systems and scarce financial resources for such projects.

The president of the commission, Oscar Monroy, who is one of Mexico's leading authorities on waste-water management, says this should be part of a city-wide scheme to collect rainwater rather than have it pumped from ever-more distant sources.

Walker has used his time in prison to become certified in waste-water management, pest control and plumbing.

At the same time, oil-shale mining and processing raise a number of environmental concerns, such as land use, waste disposal, water use, waste-water management, greenhouse-gas emissions and air pollution.

Combining safe and proper use of pesticides with improved sanitation, waste and water management, and empowering people with knowledge, are far more effective tools.

Though most of the recommendations in Brown's book are of techniques for sustainable agriculture, building design, and waste and water management (all illustrated with his charming ink drawings) that might appeal most to farmers, architects, and city-planners, many items apply to the individual.