Sentences with phrase «involved in the recycling»

Then I was involved in Recycled Rotts.

There are extra processes involved in recycling LWR fuel.

Because organisms are affected by climate, the latter has an influence on the recycling, while some of the molecules involved in the recycling, such as carbon dioxide and methane, influence the climate through the greenhouse effect.

To achieve their goals, Copenhagen Forever is looking for collaborators such as private and public companies and institutions who are interested in recycling their by - products and waste, and organizations who are already involved in recycling, as well as schools and universities and anyone else who's enthusiastic about tackling today's waste problem.

Designers will then be involved in the recycling process to come up with new designs to produce from the waste materials by the local industry.

Discovery Headquarters got LEED Platinum for its operations and improvements, a» «top to bottom effort to become carbon neutral through the use of carbon offsets and wind power renewable energy certificates, and a robust employee engagement program to challenge and motivate employees to become involved in recycling and reduction programs.»

Not exact matches

They will have a lifespan of about 180 days, but can be recycled, according to Sri Lankan officials involved in the venture.

Recycling and green energy technologies in the food and beverage industry, left, CST's SFC Screen Extractor, centre, and a successful initiative by Goulburn Mulwaree Council involving medium pressure ultraviolet (UV) disinfection supplied by CST Wastewater Solutions for its effluent irrigation scheme, which has conserved potable water.

Technologies involved in this process include membrane, ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis and water recycling.

The paper cup recycling process perfected by James Cropper involves softening the waste in a warmed solution, separating the plastic coating from the fibre.

Since I left NYC I've not been as involved in environmental consulting, focusing more on food writing; though I'm happy to help with your question; for more information on NYC's local recycling law visit nyc.gov and check out local law 87.

Really loved all the entries and great to see so many people getting involved in a competition with a recycling theme:)

A couple of years ago, the Palatine Park District became involved with the organization, which recycles playground equipment and rebuilds playgrounds in countries where kids are affected by poverty, war, illness and natural disasters.

This enabled the researchers to detect mutations in three genes — GNPTAB, GNPTG, and NAGPA — involved in the function of lysosomes, the cellular sacs where debris gets recycled.

In the US, the widespread use of waste collection systems that involve plastic recycling may explain the low levels of plastic debris, Rochman says.

Even with higher rates and cheaper processes, «recycling won't make a dent until 10 or more years after mass - market penetration of EVs,» says Linda Gaines, a transportation systems analyst at Argonne National Laboratory, who was not involved in the work.

The nutrients in urine are also in just the right form for plants to drink them up, says Håkan Jönsson, a researcher at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Uppsala who was not involved in the beet study but has researched urine recycling for over 15 years.

The last step, which makes the process cost - effective, involves recycling the chemicals used in the different reactions.

Methanogenic organisms such as M. barkeri are of interest because they are involved in the anaerobic breakdown of organic matter under sulfate - limiting conditions and are essential for recycling carbon compounds and maintaining Earth's global carbon flux.

In addition, many of the genes identified are involved in a process called autophagy that cells use to break down and recycle unneeded molecules, including proteinIn addition, many of the genes identified are involved in a process called autophagy that cells use to break down and recycle unneeded molecules, including proteinin a process called autophagy that cells use to break down and recycle unneeded molecules, including proteins.

In a new study published March 26, 2018 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, University of Wisconsin — Madison researchers Emily Setton and Prashant Sharma show that the common house spider and its arachnid relatives have dispensed with a gene involved in creating segmented heads, instead recycling leg genes to accomplish the tasIn a new study published March 26, 2018 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, University of Wisconsin — Madison researchers Emily Setton and Prashant Sharma show that the common house spider and its arachnid relatives have dispensed with a gene involved in creating segmented heads, instead recycling leg genes to accomplish the tasin the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, University of Wisconsin — Madison researchers Emily Setton and Prashant Sharma show that the common house spider and its arachnid relatives have dispensed with a gene involved in creating segmented heads, instead recycling leg genes to accomplish the tasin creating segmented heads, instead recycling leg genes to accomplish the task.

By telling residents how disposable chopsticks will be recycled into paper material, how aluminum cans will be sold for 155 yen, and how glasses and ceramics will be crushed and used in construction projects, the Zero Waste Academy is involving them in the process and creating a community around waste disposal.

B12, B9, and B6, all of which have been fingered as important nutrients for mood and brain health, are directly involved in the «one - carbon cycle,» which recycles homocysteine.

Activation of the insulin receptor leads to sequential activation of a number of protein and lipid kinases, including the serine / threonine kinases Akt1 and Akt2, which not only stimulate mTOR and thus downregulate autophagic protein catabolism (and thus cysteine supplies), but elicit phosphorylation (inhibition) of FOXO1, a transcription factor that induces expression of proteins involved in both of the proteolysis recycling pathways: the autophagic / lysosomal pathway and the ubiquitin - proteasomal pathway.

Red blood cells are recycled here; platelets (a small colorless disk - shaped cell fragment without a nucleus, found in large numbers in blood and involved in clotting) and white blood cells (less technical term for leukocyte which include lymphocytes, granulocytes, monocytes, and macrophages) are stored in the spleen.

Sure, there were a few clunkers in there (and one joke he recycled from Meryl Streep's speech last year), but his barbs at the likes of Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey were doozies, and it culminated in a fun gag between him and Amy Poehler that involved reclaiming her wine and putting an end to mansplaining.

Schools are able to become involved in many ways, such as recycling competitions through their regional or local councils, community clean - up activities, and by setting up composting, worm farming and paper and plastic recycling in their school grounds.

All pupils are involved in a number of other activities running concurrently - a few examples: writing eco-poetry, blogging, field trip to a shop that sells energy - saving products and solutions, an energy audit, creating a garden «implement» (using 70 % recycled materials), and preparing innovative upcycled products for the BESOC Fair in October 2010 (recycling fair held at an eco-park in a neighbouring suburb).

Parents are also ensuring these environmentally friendly values are also being passed down to their children; nearly two thirds (65 %) of parents encourage their children to recycle, while a surprising number (19 %) get their kids involved in home composting.

Once again, all of the Year 8s were involved in developing and trialling food stalls and running them, but then we had groups from right across the school: kids funded through disabilities and impairments were making amazing products out of recycled timber; we had hands - on learning, our school - based apprenticeship parks and gardens group, selling plants and running a sausage sizzle; we had art students from Year 8 doing ceramics; we had the girls group that's run by our wellbeing team, the kids who are a bit isolated, they produced succulents in tea cups.

She is a trustee of the Centre for Research in Early Childhood in Birmingham and a director of WEAVE, a company promoting the reuse and recycling of discarded materials from local businesses involving artists and educators exploring opportunities for creative learning.

It also means that the few quotes that have been gleaned over a career spanning five decades — first as a young artist making his way in LA, where he was influenced by West Coast conceptualists Bruce Nauman and Chris Burden, then in New York, where he became involved in the avant - garde black art scene centered around the pioneering gallery Just Above Midtown — tend to get quite a bit of recycling.

A new installation, involving hundreds of recycled bottles constructed in a formation uniquely pertinent to the cityscape of Hong Kong occupies the first floor gallery.

For the past forty years, his work has been grounded in an approach to art that he calls «Urban Frontier Art,» which involves the recycling of discarded urban material into art.

Involving pupils and staff across your school in setting up and running your recycling scheme is essential to ensure the scheme works successfully.

The first step in identifying what to recycle involves identifying the key materials that are thrown away.

Many Councils now collect food waste which can be recycled in one of two ways; The first, In - vessel composting, involves mixing food waste with garden waste - shredding it and then composting it in a tunnel for around 2 - 4 weeks (temperatures of up to 70 °C speed up the process and kill of any harmful microbes)- which is then left for a further one to three months with regular turning and checks to ensure quality before going to be used as soil conditionein one of two ways; The first, In - vessel composting, involves mixing food waste with garden waste - shredding it and then composting it in a tunnel for around 2 - 4 weeks (temperatures of up to 70 °C speed up the process and kill of any harmful microbes)- which is then left for a further one to three months with regular turning and checks to ensure quality before going to be used as soil conditioneIn - vessel composting, involves mixing food waste with garden waste - shredding it and then composting it in a tunnel for around 2 - 4 weeks (temperatures of up to 70 °C speed up the process and kill of any harmful microbes)- which is then left for a further one to three months with regular turning and checks to ensure quality before going to be used as soil conditionein a tunnel for around 2 - 4 weeks (temperatures of up to 70 °C speed up the process and kill of any harmful microbes)- which is then left for a further one to three months with regular turning and checks to ensure quality before going to be used as soil conditioner.

Many Councils now collect food waste which can be recycled in one of two ways; The first, In - vessel composting, involves mixing food waste with garden waste - shredding it and then composting it in a tunnel for around 2 - 4 weeks (temperatures of up to in one of two ways; The first, In - vessel composting, involves mixing food waste with garden waste - shredding it and then composting it in a tunnel for around 2 - 4 weeks (temperatures of up to In - vessel composting, involves mixing food waste with garden waste - shredding it and then composting it in a tunnel for around 2 - 4 weeks (temperatures of up to in a tunnel for around 2 - 4 weeks (temperatures of up to 70

The company is involved in several other eco initiatives including other recycling programs, energy conservation and renewable energy initiatives and environmental education.

Recycle It, Renew It... If we can reuse it, Why should we lose it... Show you care... Natalie Portman has been involved in environmental causes from a young age apparently.

Recycle Now's easy steps for recycling at home are the perfect starting point for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Explorer Scouts and their families to get involved in the challenge.

When it comes to carpets, Braungart prefers the synthetic ones (without toxins of course) that can be recycled in the technosphere, because «a sheep is not designed to be a carpet», especially if it involved red wine stains.

If you are a parent, teacher, or student, get the other members of your community involved in an informal waste audit: Take a look in a school trash bin and ask what's there and how and if it can be recycled or composted.

Suggestions are presented on how to reduce your carbon «footprint» or impact on the environment such as recycling, using compact fluorescents instead of light bulbs, minimizing use of appliances and unplugging those not needed, eating less meat, buying less, and getting involved in the community.

But also worth noting that safely recycling is more efficient use of those fibres in a global environmental view (of course that involves determining what pieces require the extra energy to shred, and which can be recycled as is.)

Yesterday we posted on the Bioregional Charcoal Company, and on Monday we wrote about The Laundry - a localized paper recycling scheme that the founders claim cuts emissions involved in paper production by as much as 93 %.

After trying two different garbage separation and recycling plans that didn't work, the Buenos Aires government is finally launching a new plan that involves cartoneros: a group of people that have learnt to live out of waste collection during the crisis years in Argentina.

Not in this case: Bolivian lawyer turned architect Ingrid Vaca Diez helps people in need to build their own homes with recycled materials that, apart from plastic bottles, involve whatever material is available, including expired powder milk and even horse manure.

Ideally, innovations in recycling more easily could extract materials from such used goods, and do so profitably for all involved.

All products and all items involved in packaging are recycled, recyclable and / or biodegradable.