Incineration in a sentence

The Company also supplies municipal refuse incineration plants, gasification and melting systems, sewage treatment and sludge incineration plants.

After sludge settles to the bottom, Dick said, chain-driven scrapers move it toward the drain that sends it on its way to Vancouver’s West Side treatment plant for more processing and eventual incineration.

Both composting and incineration will lead to a much more rapid release of carbon, while landfilling allows all that carbon to be released at a much slower rate.

Incineration is another point of contention.

The application also proposes to add non-hazardous wood shredding activity pretreatment for incineration.

The NEA has said its incineration plants are fitted with treatment systems that clean the gas before they are released into the atmosphere.

Tom Ward, clinic director from White Cross Vets in Guiseley, said: “Very few local authorities or waste companies can recycle blister packs, which are used to package tablets and pills, meaning they usually end up in landfill or incineration.

Need I mention that if the responsible officer is not satisfied with “pre-flight sedative” explanation, the animal will be euthanized and the carcass disposed of by incineration.

Pratt claimed: “Not only is incineration limiting recycling efforts and contributing to climate breakdown, but the pollution from burning our waste is toxic too and becoming increasingly harmful to those who live near incinerators.

Shein says this limits wastage: the incineration of unsold clothing is a common practice in the sector.

The Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives has highlighted the broader environmental impacts of waste incineration, including its contribution to greenhouse gas emissions and pollution.

At scale, we’ve worked out that this technology may offer the potential to divert billions of coloured bottles and food trays made from polyethylene terephthalate – or PET, a type of plastic – away from landfill and incineration.

Biomedical waste shall be disposed of through incineration in line with standards prescribed in the Environment Management and Coordination Act.

But what we may not realise is that most plastic never gets recycled at all, often ending up in landfill or incineration depots instead.

For example, in the United Kingdom electronic waste is required to be appropriately and is barred from incineration and landfills.

In November last year, 500 tonnes of locally-generated rubbish had to be sent for incineration in the Nord Pas-de-Calais because there was no capacity to treat it at source.

It was neither an accidental fire nor an illegal burning of grasslands, but a controlled incineration of remains of whipped alien black pines.

R7 express dual-carriageway Bratislava-Ketelec – Bratislava, Prievoz (right traffic lane in the direction of the incineration plant, about 100 m, with temporary traffic lights).

Euron survived the incineration of his fleet, and made his way to shore just in time to see Jaime Lannister en route to Cersei.

The Incinerator facility must have a fence tall enough to prevent the public from viewing the incineration process.