Sentences with phrase «for disposal of this waste»

Nonetheless, the West Valley FEIS states that the preferred alternative A includes: «TRU waste shipments to WIPP could occur within the next 10 years if the TRU waste is determined to meet all requirements for disposal in this repository; however, if some or all of WVDP's TRU waste does not meet these requirements, the Department would need to explore other alternatives for disposal of this waste.»

A landfill is a site for the disposal of waste materials by burial and is the oldest form of waste treatment.

Not exact matches

Then last February, the governing Liberals created a new regulation to ensure producers pay a lump sum for the actual cost of waste disposal, rather than a projected per - unit cost estimated by Stewardship Ontario.

Almost anyone in manufacturing is a producer of hazardous waste and must account for it at each step by keeping careful records: for example, that a hauler picked up x gallons of waste from your factory and that a disposal company received it, and so on.

Bechtel has been building the Hanford plant for the disposal of nuclear waste since 2000, for example, and the first phase isn't scheduled for completion until 2022.

Our hazardous material handling experts safely transport waste in our Company - owned vehicles to one of our waste management facilities for disposal or recycling.

Clean Harbors Waste Disposal Services provide the widest range of recycling, treatment and disposal options in the industry for all of your hazardous and non-hazardouDisposal Services provide the widest range of recycling, treatment and disposal options in the industry for all of your hazardous and non-hazardoudisposal options in the industry for all of your hazardous and non-hazardous waste.

Clean Harbors offers numerous alternatives to waste disposal by providing a variety of recycling, reuse and reclamation options for hazardous and non-hazardous materials — including solvents, precious metals, chemicals, oil, light bulbs, transformers and other electrical equipment.

With locations throughout North America, Clean Harbors offers a wide range of disposal and recycling services for hazardous and non-hazardous waste.

Household hazardous waste is transported in our own licensed vehicles to one of our facilities for recycling or disposal.

We also transport waste in our own licensed vehicles to one of our Company - owned facilities for recycling or disposal.

We leverage more than 35 years of experience in waste management, advanced technologies and a vast transportation network to provide a single source for all of your waste disposal and recycling needs.

In 2014, Unilever issued a «green bond,» offering clarity and transparency around the use of proceeds, including a set of clearly defined criteria on greenhouse gas emissions, water use and waste disposal for the projects funded.

For $ 1,120,000, Perry's second largest career contributor, Dallas billionaire investor Harold Simmons, got expedited approval of a nuclear waste disposal site situated in West Texas and underlain by four major aquifers.

The evidence makes a strong case for contracting out waste collection and disposal services, where there are a lot of potential savings.

A suitable disposal site for mined geologic waste must include the following characteristics: the rock mass's previous geologic history should indicate probable stability for the next 10,000 years or more; it should be relatively isolated from circulating ground water; it must be capable of containing waste without losing its desirable properties; and it must be amenable to technical analysis.

I may not have caused my disease, but the people who many years ago buried toxic waste on empty land, land on which my house was later built, greedy people who did not want to pay for proper disposal of the waste, were responsible for my disease.

Since blood flows throughout the body, acting as a medium for providing oxygen and nutrients, and drawing waste products back to the excretory systems for disposal, the state of the bloodstream affects, or is affected by, many medical conditions.

He notes that the company's early products included compostable bags called Toters, (compost liners that line large organic collection bins), which were used for the disposal of food waste in compost piles.

With 182 Nestlé factories achieving zero waste for disposal at the end of 2016, we are now working toward zero waste for disposal in our sites by 2020.

Nestlé is working towards zero waste for disposal at all its sites, just one of the Swiss group's commitments to environmental sustainability.

At the end of 2015, 105 Nestlé factories (22 %) achieved zero waste for disposal.

Much of this food could instead feed hungry people, while at the same time reduce waste disposal costs and provide tax benefits for businesses donating food.

Flashfood, an app started by Toronto - based entrepreneur Josh Domingues, attacks the problem of food waste at retailers, connecting consumers to steeply discounted food slated for disposal.

The organ takes over responsibility of arranging for both nutrients that would help the baby's development and the means for waste disposal.

Landfill remaining the main destination for municipal waste disposal (46 percent of total waste is landfilled on average according to environmental NGOs) despite considerable policy effort by EU authorities to increase waste separation and deter waste production at the source.

However, the government is taking on the liabilities for potential accidents and, crucially, the disposal of radioactive waste should the companies go bust.

As part of a 1996 agreement to stop the importation of trash to the Fresh Kills landfill and close the facility by December 31, 2001, Governor Pataki and Mayor Giuliani appointed a 12 - member joint task force to develop a plan for closing Fresh Kills and recommend alternatives for waste disposal.

MTA Chairman Tom Prendergast said the MTA already has in place protocols for dealing with the disposal and removal of infectious waste, including buses and trains so that they can be cleaned.

Questions over safety, disposal of waste and the possibility that plants could make material suitable for weapons have slowed the spread of nuclear technology

Regulations for waste disposal, including the disposal of coal ash, should be strengthened and fully enforced to prevent the creation of new contaminated sites and new threats to drinking water.

California officials have long been under fire for their injection well practices, a waste disposal program that the state runs according to federal law and under a sort of license — called «primacy» — given to it by the EPA.

Short - term fixes Existing disposal facilities have adequate capacity for most low - level radioactive waste and are accessible to waste generators in the short term, but constraints on the long - term disposal of class B and C wastes have become clear, according to a report by the Government Accountability Office last year.

In 1980, Congress passed a law that made states responsible for disposal of their own wastes, but states were encouraged to form compacts to locate one low - level radioactive waste site for several states.

Scientists at The Geological Society of America (GSA) meeting in Denver will describe the potential of shale formations; challenges of deep borehole disposal; and their progress in building a computer model to help improve understanding of the geologic processes that are important for safe disposal of high - level waste.

The plant, which will be able to handle 10 cubic metres of waste water an hour, will use a combination of chemical and physical processes to extract the organic dye component and concentrate it into a sludge suitable for disposal in a landfill.

Sewage treatment is the process that removes the majority of the contaminants from waste - water or sewage and produces both a liquid effluent suitable for disposal to the natural environment and a sludge.

The Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 established a framework for the permanent disposal of the nation's nuclear waste, leading to the 1987 selection of Yucca Mountain, a barren peak in the high desert of Nevada, as the site of a deep geologic repository that would be built and operated by the Department of Energy.

There is currently no industrial method of disposal of printed ink for these wastes and.

The disposal of our nuclear waste is very challenging, with very large volumes destined for burial deep underground.

In partnership with the Universities of Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds, Bristol, Cardiff, and the Open University, the programme will examine issues such as the design of next - generation nuclear reactors, reactor performance, reactor monitoring, materials for nuclear reactors that can withstand high temperatures, and nuclear waste disposal.

At the same time, the U.S. still lacks a long - term solution for nuclear waste due to the cancellation of a disposal facility being built at Yucca Mountain in Nevada, although President Obama has appointed a blue - ribbon commission to make recommendations.

The costs associated with the installation of proper onsite waste disposal equipment, including incinerators, is approximately $ 100,000 and only 11 institutions reported having this capability; the remaining centers must transport the waste for disposal offsite and would have to spend millions of dollars to do so, while also increasing the risk of exposure of the pathogen to staff during the packaging and transportation process.

According to the draft, power plant operators would have five years from the date of the law's enactment to take full responsibility for building and operating waste disposal sites.

Non-food waste is shipped out of Antarctica for disposal, as is all waste from British bases on the continent.

For example, an entire nuclear cycle involving light - water reactors, reprocessing of the spent fuel, and disposal of small «packages» of highly radioactive nuclear waste in deep boreholes could prove an attractive option, Moniz noted.

Billions of dollars have been spent to evaluate Yucca Mountain as disposal site for radioactive waste since the 1970s.

A disposal site on Yucca Mountain would need to hold up to 77,000 tons of highly radioactive nuclear waste for up to 1 million years.

Since blood flows throughout the body, acting as a medium for providing oxygen and other nutrients, and drawing waste products back to the excretory systems for disposal, the state of the bloodstream affects, or is affected by, many medical conditions.

A similar chemical reaction stemming from the sloppy disposal of Los Alamos» nuclear waste in 2014 provoked the shutdown of a deep - underground storage site in New Mexico for more than two years, a DOE accident investigation concluded.