waste management

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meanings of wasteand management

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waste
noun
uk /weɪst/ us /weɪst/
an unnecessary or wrong use of money, substances, time, energy, ...
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management
noun
uk /ˈmæn.ɪdʒ.mənt/ us /ˈmæn.ədʒ.mənt/
the control and organization ...
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Examples of waste management

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Progressive local authorities, therefore, embraced the emergent technology of destructors and thereby wed municipal wastemanagement to large-scale and cost-ineffective waste disposal schemes.
There is an emerging global consensus towards involving private sector and public participation in wastemanagement.
Technology for methane harvest and landfill preparation is available from the national waste management bodies and is supplied to the local bodies as necessary.
Despite the benefits that they generate to society, waste-pickers are ignored when wastemanagement policies are formulated.
Hence, there is a need to involve private sector and community participation in wastemanagement.
It also reduces the cost of municipalities' solid wastemanagement systems, and, in addition, represents an income-generating activity for the poorest in the developing world.
These will help in improving wastemanagement and will also supplement the depleting renewable energy sources.
The models developed in this study successfully predicted the behaviour and economic performance of the two potential wastemanagement methodologies.
This proportion is much higher than for the wastemanagement services.
The models successfully predicted the behaviour and economic performance of the two potential wastemanagement methodologies.
Due to its lower complexity, wastemanagement was considered in less detail.
The environmental groups doubted whether the wastemanagement programme had exhausted every possibility of avoiding and recycling waste.
The results suggest that financing the recycling program through tariffs in isolation from other wastemanagement upgrades will be rather difficult.
Leading examples include the telecom and electric power sectors, postal services, the airline industry, water supply, wastemanagement and financial services.
Moreover, there is a need for local government to design an appropriate incentive structure in order to involve communities in wastemanagement.
Cost of labour which constitutes a major part of cost of collection is a very important component of wastemanagement.
In addition to organic agriculture, the analysis provides producer perceptions on the relationship between animal wastemanagement, biotechnology, sales and education on traceability.
Important industry sectors involved in bioprospecting include agriculture, biotechnology, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and wastemanagement.
These established ranges of values could help in choosing an adaptable wastemanagement methodology for any city for the prevailing conditions.
Despite the significant contribution to waste recovery and recycling, the role of scavengers in solid wastemanagement is still not properly acknowledged.
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