We would be trucking sand in".
A more likely location would be truck stops along interstates, he said.
Most of Manhattan's trash would be trucked to an incinerator in Newark.
(Afterward, the sand would be trucked back to the quarry, to be stored until the following fall).
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).
Considering Pasta Cosi's modest, luncheonette look, one might expect that the desserts would be trucked in and be minimal at best.
One, for example, would be small enough to fit into a shipping container and would be trucked from site to site, like a diesel generator, except that it would need to be refueled only once every seven years or so.
In the 1960s, when most of the 104 reactors operating today were conceived, reactor manufacturers assumed that the fuel would be trucked away to factories for reprocessing to recover uranium.
Because the airport in Port-au-Prince could not handle so large a plane, the airliner crew flew to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic, from where the supplies would be trucked into Haiti.
Namami Gange would leave the ghats spotless; garbage would be trucked to a new waste-to-energy plant; discarded flowers from the cremation grounds would be turned into incense.
For the longer term, he proposed a system under which garbage would be trucked to collection stations throughout the city, then shipped by barge to railroad hubs where it would be transferred to boxcars.
