Sentence examples for which hazardous from inspiring English sources

Ameer Shahul, the corporate campaign coordinator for Greenpeace India, termed the shipment "reverse dumping," referring to a reversal of earlier instances in which hazardous material has been shipped from the developed world to poorer countries.

Richard K. Davidson, president and chief executive of the Union Pacific Corporation, the nation's largest rail company, said that any of its 7,000 locomotives, 116,000 freight cars or 33,000 miles of track in 23 states -- including routes over which hazardous materials are carried daily -- would make inviting targets.

The United States Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (1991), for example, requires drip pads for containers in which hazardous waste is accumulated or stored, and the United States Oil Pollution Act (1990) mandates that all oil tankers of a certain size and age operating in U.S. waters be double-hulled.

The Seveso legislation regulates the prevention of major accidents in which hazardous substances are involved in Europe.

To effectively and efficiently reduce vulnerability and minimize disaster risk, social components of the system in which hazardous events occur must be well known and understood.

Furthermore, it involves mixing of aqueous solutions of plant extract and ferric salt in which hazardous materials are neither used nor generated.

PCPs contain ingredients, such as fragrances, colors, solvents or preservatives, many of which are hazardous substances or hazardous mixtures with various adverse effects.

One hundred and forty-one buildings have Level 2 violations, which include hazardous conditions that result in Environmental Control Board citations.

Kaltech was never inspected by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the report said, or by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, which monitors hazardous waste disposal rules.

Critics have said that Williamsburg is not an appropriate site for the station, which stores hazardous waste and low-level nuclear waste from medical devices.

The dormant plant, for them, is an example of neglect and poor management by its owner, the FirstEnergy Corporation, which allowed hazardous conditions to fester so badly that a catastrophic accident may have been only months away.