Sentences with phrase «littering waste dumps»
On the northeast coast there is talk of using coal wastes, and of chemically treating the millions of old tyres littering waste dumps and sinking them in «concrete boots».
https://www.newscientist.com/ Not exact matches
Plastics can enter into the marine environment a number of ways: through ineffective or improper waste management, intentional or accidental dumping and littering on shorelines or at sea, or through storm water runoff.
Also, even though you're scooping every day, little bits of waste slips through the scoop and stays behind so you need to completely dump the dirty litter weekly, wash the box with soap and water and fill it with fresh litter.
I bought one of those large hooded litter boxes that you tilt and the used clumping litter dumps into a drawer, you pull out drawer and throw the waste away away.
A scooping metal rake starts collecting the clumps from the litter box and dumps them into a waste container.
If you have a slight odor problem with your litter, pouring a little baking soda into the litter will help absorb air - born odor (baking soda will get dumped with the waste when you empty the drawer).
This type of self - cleaning litter box uses a conveyor that works as an escalator for the clumps to be dumped into a waste compartment.
Some models feature rakes that lift the clumps before dumping them into a waste receptacle and this lifting action sometimes causes clumps and litter to go onto the floor.
The Globe starts rotating, sifting clean litter from clumps and dumping the waste into a bottom drawer for later disposal.
This liner drops down as the Globe rotates, releasing all the stuck clumps to be dumped into the waste drawer (check a video how the rubber liner drops down on the article main features of the Litter Robot).
Beaches are often dumping grounds for waste and litter, necessitating the use of beach cleaners and other cleanup projects.
From there, we looked at what percent of that waste is plastic, and what percentage of THAT is mismanaged waste (which means litter or when waste is not captured and dumped on the land).