Sentences with phrase «wasting the byproducts of»

Many of the processed soy «foods» you see in the market are created from the waste byproduct of soy during processing, which is soybean oil.

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Helping industrial clients safely burn methane and other waste gases — the main byproducts being CO2 and water — has been the focus of Questor's business since 1994.

We've already done that with the opposite reaction, fission — the breaking of large atoms into smaller particles — which leaves us with the troublesome byproduct of radioactive waste.

In the U.S., the company Harvest Power is using food waste to generate electricity through the process of anaerobic digestion — essentially letting microorganism eat up waste products, and capturing the byproducts that can be used to generate power.

It will demonstrate how the chaff that is a byproduct of coffee bean roasting is diverted from waste and given a new life as a key ingredient in the ring.

CST Wastewater Solutions Managing Director Mr Michael Bambridge said the award further demonstrated the enormous potential of new - generation technologies to transform waste water byproducts from an industrial disposal expense into green energy profits.

A: We are constantly looking to move materials that don't make into finished products up the value hierarchy with the ultimate objective of substantially reducing the generation of waste or byproducts completely.

Food waste is generated by consumers, but it can also be a byproduct of manufacturing, retail and foodservice operations.

A pair of scientists at The National University of Singapore have figured out how to turn «tofu whey,» the liquid byproduct of tofu that usually goes to waste, into a fermented alcoholic beverage they call «sachi» because of its similarity to sake.

Though the fluids were natural and not the byproduct of drilling or hydraulic fracturing, the finding further stokes the red - hot controversy over fracking in the Marcellus Shale, suggesting that drilling waste and chemicals could migrate in ways previously thought to be impossible.

The «two - real - parties» system is a byproduct of that caused by people not voting for third parties because they don't want to waste their vote.

The company's website describes the benefits to brewers, wineries and distillers, stating all three can use the organic - material byproducts of the brewing and distilling process to heat their facilities, thus saving money on both energy and waste disposal.

One of the byproducts of the natural gas boom has been that environmental agencies set up to handle issues of permitting and waste disposal are grappling with questions of health and epidemiology, subjects in which they have little training or experience.

One of the byproducts of oxidations with hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is water (H2O), which is the cleanest waste product you could have.»

The chemicals bacteria secrete are no longer being dismissed as uninteresting byproducts of metabolism, as «waste».

Postdoctoral researcher Anat Milo, the study's first author, says use of the new method «can assist the design of reactions with fewer byproducts and much less waste, and the reactions would be more efficient.

That heat is a byproduct of the microprocessors in your device using electric current to power computer processing functions — and it is actually wasted energy.

Biello: It's kind of like gasoline was a waste byproduct for many years and then they decided, «Hey, let's put it in cars.»

It is hoped that this combined approach would reduce both the cost of nuclear waste disposal and the amount of byproducts produced during the process.

Another source of ocean pollution by sewage - related waste is the disposal of biosolids, a semisolid byproduct of the sewage treatment process, often called sludge.

The waste — the byproduct of oil and gas drilling — was described in regulatory documents as a benign mixture of salt and water.

Stretching increases blood flow to your muscles.More blood flowing to your muscles brings nourishment and gets rid of waste byproducts in the muscle tissue.For this reason, stretching after workout is highly recommended, since the nutrient rich blood can easily reach the worked muscle so it can recover and start growing.

Without a diet that contains adequate fiber, food particles and waste byproducts can get stuck or build up in the looping, folding twists of the intestines over time and cause inflammation, increased blood pressure, and toxicity in the body.

Regular stretching allows for better circulation of fresh blood to the muscles, which helps the body recover faster by delivering nutrients to and removing waste byproducts from muscle tissues.

Fluoride is a byproduct of waste and toxic to our nervous system.

Internally our bodies produce waste byproducts as a result of normal metabolic functions.

Soy Protein Isolate, Soy Concentrate, Textured / Hydrolized Vegetable Protein An industrial food waste product; soy (GMO) protein is a byproduct of soy oil.

Whey is a byproduct of cheese and even though it was once considered waste, new research has shown the benefits of whey protein as a high quality and powerful protein that promotes good health and the growth of muscles.

The colon (large intestine) is the last port of call for all unused foodstuffs and byproducts of digestion and it is responsible for eliminating toxic wastes that include millions of dead cells and tissues, as well as absorbing nutrients which the small intestine could not.

Rather than throwing out unused bone parts and leftover vegetables and spices as waste, by making bone broth you can salvage all of these byproducts for their full value.

Normally, the liver's main task is to help remove metabolic waste that is the normal byproduct of the billions of cells in the body.

Synthetic forms of fluoride are a byproduct of nuclear and industrial waste and there was also cooperation between these industries on how to get rid of the waste... result is they add it to water and in other countries add it to the salt.

I look for surplus (a byproduct of the meat industry), alternative and reused leathers and brands that have responsible waste, recycling and dying practices.

Unless a high quality ebook is an almost free byproduct of your production workflow spending money on creating an ebook version of a title like that is likely to be a waste of money.

Inexpensive proteins of low biologic value such as collagen or gelatin, or those contained in low quality meat, byproduct meals, and cereal wastes are often present in low quality foods.

Creatinine is a normal byproduct of your pet's metabolism - a waste product primarily created by normally functioning muscles (although the meat your pet consumes is also a source of some creatinine).

What we are talking about here is not exactly «waste» but byproducts (from meat as well as milled grains and other sources) left over from human food processing are found in many poor quality and even higher quality foods, especially when the pet food company is owned by one of the giant companies that also own plants for processing human foods.

Their primary objectives are centered on the intersection between material waste as a byproduct of consumerism and the perpetual reliance on computer connectivity of contemporary culture.

Population size has a huge bearing on the amount of resources consumed, as well as the amount of byproducts (ie: carbon, waste, etc) emitted.

One of the new technologies being tested is developed by Kaizen Fluid Systems and uses an electromechanical process that can break down the molecular bonding agents to produce clean water with commercially viable byproducts and no toxic waste stream.

Biomass waste: Organic non-fossil material of biological origin that is a byproduct or a discarded product.

These include forest industry byproducts, sugar industry byproducts, urban waste, livestock waste, energy crops, crop residues, and urban tree and yard wastes — all of which can be used for electrical generation, heating, or the production of automotive fuels.

Another pathway for converting gas to electricity is fuel cells, which produce electricity with no byproducts except distilled water and a little bit of waste heat.

Advanced biofuels can be derived from lignocellulosic feedstocks, such as agricultural waste (e.g., corn stover, wheat straw, rice hulls), agricultural processing byproducts (e.g., corn fiber or sugar cane bagasse), forestry and wood processing waste, the paper portion of municipal solid waste, or dedicated energy crops such as switchgrass.

For decades, Mr. Choi has consistently opposed destructive environmental practices in Korea, whether they are from rampant production of nuclear facilities with its inherent byproduct of excessive and dangerous nuclear waste or the widespread increase of toxic byproducts despoiling the air and water of Korea due to unchecked expansion of manufacturing facilities.

In addition to the energy crops discussed in Chapter 2, these include forest industry byproducts, sugar industry byproducts, urban waste, livestock waste, plantations of fast - growing trees, crop residues, and urban tree and yard wastes — all of which can be used for electrical generation, heating, or the production of automotive fuels.

To prohibit the Environmental Protection Agency from regulating coal combustion byproducts as hazardous waste under subtitle C of the Solid Waste Disposal Act, and for other purposes.

Santa Margherita's ongoing initiatives include producing renewable energy from solar and biomass, the recycling of waste byproducts, and the manufacturing of their own bottles.

Keokuk, IA — At approximately noon a water protector, Cameron Kennedy, 27, of Minneapolis locked onto the drilling waste vehicle Dakota Access Pipeline has been using to transport drilling byproduct to an unlined earthen pit near the Des Moines River on Johnson Street Road in Keokuk, Iowa.

Macerl is an organic farmer from Slovenia who successfully stopped a Lafarge cement kiln from co-incinerating toxic petcoke (a byproduct of oil refining) and hazardous industrial waste by rallying legal support from fellow Eko Krog activists.