discarded waste

Group 2: Collect discarded waste paper from the staff study area.

Recovering energy and resources from discarded wastes may also be possible.

Only these don't store grain, but a junk pile of old discarded waste.

They will feel less like discarded waste than they are sometimes made to feel.

Factories were developed in major population centres and discarded wastes directly into waterways.

Group 3: Collect discarded waste paper from Room 81.

Plastics themselves contribute to approximately 10% of discarded waste.

Discarded waste and by-products often pose potential health risks — a situation that can only get worse unless action is taken.

Take it home for proper disposal, especially nylon fishing line and plastic, as the effects of discarded waste can be devastating to the marine environment.

And it isn't readily extracted from discarded waste, such as chitin is from shrimp shells.

Thousands of old oil drums have been gathered, cleaned and crushed, and other discarded waste removed from abandoned sites.

That computes to 244 thousand tons per day of discarded waste paper that contains cellulose.

One is that rainwater seeping through the discarded waste can leach toxic materials into the ground water, contaminating the drinking supply.

Hundreds of accidents to children and thousands of deaths of animals are caused every year by thoughtlessly discarded waste.

In today's society we are in a cycle of consuming large amounts of materials, with discarded waste hauled away to landfills.

Last November, regulators in southern China raided several workshops for turning discarded waste — possibly even sewage — into cooking oil.

They gobbled up the excrement left on the veld by the dysentery-rackedslaves and any other discarded waste and offal.

In both precious and non-precious metal processing, cyanide and related compounds are, therefore, often contained in discarded wastes.

Because Ms. Rubins's materials call to mind technological obsolescence, destruction and the discarded waste of a consumer society, her work has been read as social commentary.

The labs are encased in protective machinery: pumps suck air out through filters that trap viral particles, and ovens sterilize all discarded waste.

It feeds on insects, arachnids, crustaceans, reptiles, small mammals, seeds, grain and fruits and discarded waste from human habitation.

Moreover, ADM is in a unique position to utilize unused parts of the corn crop, and convert previously discarded waste into a viable product.

Police searches of discarded waste as well as similar methods are also generally not considered violations; evidence seized in this way has been permitted in many criminal trials.

Discarded waste from poultry barns attracted large numbers of bald eagles to winter in the area in the 1980s which has led to an annual winter weekend of eagle spotting.

It has numerous sculptures made by using a variety of different discarded waste materials like frames, mudguards, forks, handle bars, metal wires, play marbles, porcelain, auto parts, broken bangles etc.