Sentences with phrase «build incinerators»

I still can not figure out why TO wanted to build incinerators in Tiny township, put all the garbage on trains and take it to those incinerators.

Using the Private Finance Initiative to build incinerators locks councils into decades - long contracts.

Iraq is building the incinerator itself, supervised by the UN special commission that is enforcing the destruction of its weapons of mass destruction.

It was 1985, a year deep into President Reagan's «Morning in America,» when Williams attended a public meeting and discovered that the Department of Defense, with no public input, had decided to build an incinerator at the Kentucky Blue Grass Army Depot located about eight miles from his home.

One of them wanted to build an incinerator on land owned by the IU Foundation.

By the 1960s, one - third of the city's trash was burned in over 17,000 apartment building incinerators and 22 municipal incinerators.

Not exact matches

Recent Projects: research on how to design an incinerator to avoid chemical reactions (two and a half hours, $ 100); history of a bill on child custody; helping a small company build a corporate library.

Shortly after, in 1885 the United States built their first incinerator on Governors Island in New York City.

The Alabama - Coushatta tribe of native Americans in East Texas, for example, has proposed building a waste incinerator on its land.

The incinerator has been built at record speed.

By contrast, the US spent five years building a large incinerator for its chemical weapons on Johnston Island, a coral atoll in the Pacific.

Every day we are also bombarded by chemicals from industry, waste incinerators, air travel, household cleaning products, building materials, cigarette smoke and way more.

The incinerators used to cremate euthanized pets cost more than the basic equipment needed for a spay / neuter surgery room, and a «euthanasia room» is not cheaper to build than a room destined for use for spay / neuter.

The building in Philadelphia, the city's first bank dating back to 1904 and in Georgetown, a red brick incinerator with a towering chimney stack was converted to a hotel of contemporary design.

Officials are talking about needing to build more incinerators, but these are not a sustainable solution.

Destiny Watford, United States: In a community whose environmental rights had long been sidelined to make room for heavy industry, Destiny Watford inspired residents of a Baltimore neighborhood to defeat plans to build the nation's largest trash - burning incinerator less than a mile away from her high school.

Baltimore youth leader, Destiny Watford, is one of the six global winners, for her work to spearhead efforts to stop the nation's largest trash burning incinerator from being built less than a mile from her public high school in Curtis Bay.

Together, we celebrated major breakthroughs in the fight to stop the nations» largest trash burning incinerator from being built less than a mile from schools.

The commercial building industry can greatly reduce waste going to landfills and incinerators by targeting two large categories: paper (office paper, paperboard, cardboard) and organics (yard trimmings, food scraps, and wood).

One of their projects, now under construction, is a giant waste - to - energy (the modern cleaner sounding name for a garbage incinerator) facility in Copenhagen that has a park and ski run on the roof, (lots more on TreeHugger here) and was designed to have a big smoke ring puff up every time the building released a tonne of carbon dioxide.

Sources of heat include: industrial and process sources such as power stations, industrial processes (such as chemical industries, clinical waste incinerators and food producers), building cooling systems and refrigeration (such as offices, supermarkets and data centres), sewerage systems and water treatment works, London Underground tunnels and electricity substations; and environmental sources — air, ground, water (that retain solar heat).

• Make environmentally - friendly policies for the Games in the areas of procurement and construction binding • Apply water saving technologies across the city • [Pursue a zero - waste policy instead of building] more landfill sites and incinerators • Introduce an internationally recognizable timber procurement policy, such as the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) standard, for the construction material used during the Games • Eradicate climate - damaging HFC technology in some Olympic facilities • Make environmental data and certification of Olympic venues fully transparent.

The trash problem doesn't seem to have an easy fix, however, as local politics seem to be hindering the process of building energy - recovery incinerators and setting up a better recycling and trash infrastructure.

However, those incinerators were never built.

They'll also happen to be the spaces in this country where garbage incinerators are built, where there's water that's not portable, et cetera, et cetera.

When they could build them in different parts of the city and the same truck that picks up the garbage could deliver it to the incinerator which would produce power for the city.