community waste

More effective means of treating community waste must be adopted.

Community wastes were used in ancient Egypt to feed urban farming.

This is a general problem in Greece, the implementation of Community waste legislation.

She didn't know where the community waste trenches had been dug, so she used the night basket.

I remind you what action the Commission has taken to address the failure of Greece to correctly transpose and apply Community waste legislation.

Implementing on-ground projects such as composting & community waste management, rural energy projects, lake clean-ups, herbal/ medicine gardens, etc.

Sorted community waste and, for example, the fibrous pulp sludge that is produced in forest industry processes serve as good fuel supplements for many heating plants.

This programme funded some pioneering projects in areas such as community renewables, local food, community waste management and the first ecological footprinting projects in Scotland.

Restoring Degraded Industrial Waterways - For decades American waterways have been used as dumping grounds for industrial and community wastes.

The Commission, as the guardian of the Treaty, will continue the infringement procedure against Italy - started in June 2007 - for a breach of Community waste legislation.

Actually, there are other reasons too, for instance the community waste from the eastern part of the gulf of Finland, especially from St Petersburg, with its population of five million.

Excessive water extraction, conducting untreated waste water to Jordan, and the uncontrolled dumping of community waste have led to unthinkable health risks and a shortage of water.

The group recycles old vehicles to run on community wastes and renewables, especially on the University of Kansas campus (and adjoining localities) and not rely on conventional fossil fuel sources that pollute the local and global environment.

Fairfield Materials Management Ltd is a Manchester based social enterprise that operates a community waste management project at Manchester's New Smithfield Market focused on minimising waste, and bringing social and environmental benefits to Greater Manchester.

The strategy to which I refer, which follows on from the Community waste management strategies of 1989 and 1996 – is intended to promote a more sustainable form of waste management, which covers environmental, economic and social aspects and introduces new concepts and both qualitative and quantitative approaches, which will certainly help us to find better solutions.