waste input

However, it is important to continue monitoring environmental quality to determine if significant effects arise over time with increased waste inputs.

Consequently, this energy is often recognised as renewable energy according to the waste input.

Originally, it was expected that 37% of the waste input would be recovered as compost or recyclables.

Changes in process, treatment technology and waste inputs have reduced mercury emissions from these incinerators by 60% (2 tonnes) since 1990.

One German project seemed financially unsustainable until recently because o market issues, but will now receive guaranteed additional f waste input through a new partner.

Environmental concerns are centered on disused water reservoirs which might not be able to withstand the stress of renewed waste inputs.

Using a GPS-based auto-steering system can largely eliminate lateral overlaps, which costs producers time and wastes inputs.

If I put in time (and great patience) to get an insight into which interventions worked and which interventions left my student bewildered and frustrated, it prevented hours of wasted input further down the line.

Runoff should be controlled to minimize fertilizer and/or waste inputs, and livestock should not be permitted to water directly from surface water sources. Water should be kept as nutrient-free as possible.

In locations where an outhouse must service a large number of users, the single pit may be extended to form a long covered trench or as a series of separate pits, so that the waste inputs are spread out over a larger surface area.

Although these events suggest an excess of nutrients in the basin, they may also reflect natural fluxes of nutrients with the tide; however, the waste inputs into the Harbour are likely contributing to the severity, timing, and nature of the fish kills (P.

They concluded that "lowland river reaches in agriculturally developed catchments are in poor condition" reflecting "agriculturally derived diffuse and point source waste inputs in isolation or in addition to urban or industrial waste inputs".

Properties to be measured should include 1) tracers of waste material (i.e. Zinc), 2) altered chemical and physical parameters resulting from waste input (i.e. Sulphides/Redox), and 3) biological responses to the direct waste inputs and indirect byproducts.