Meanings of recycle waste in English

And unlike some combat suits that were equipped to recycle waste, the prototype was not.

By the turn of the century, Israel was still the only country to recycle waste water extensively.

A plant to recycle waste on Niue is expected to be operating by the end of next year.

The answer is Powerscreen, which manufacturers and sells heavy duty screening machines which filter and recycle waste at landfill sites.

One measure likely to become more common in the Middle East and elsewhere is water reuse systems that recycle waste water.

In the short term, the city seeks to recycle waste water and drilling into aquifers under the nearby Table Mountain landmark.

GM's effort to recycle waste from its factories is part of a broader move by automakers to become more environmentally responsible.

Its products aim to help overseas firms and countries reduce pollution, recycle waste, and gain a few more green ticks for sustainability.

Sharp differences in the ability of local authorities to recycle waste have been revealed by the first performance league table to date.

Edge Innovate, the company he founded in Edendork in 2009, designs, manufactures and distributes a range of products used to help recycle waste.

The survey revealed that the "majority of people" were now using compost bins bought from their local authorities to recycle waste.

The private sector has substantial technology and financial resources that can be deployed to recycle waste or build greener transport systems, among other things.

Even the event goodie bags are made from paper and recycled waste.

Goff said the long-term solution for resilience was recycling waste water.

All big hotels in Nusa Dua used recycled waste water for watering gardens.

The town's two 18-hole golf courses use recycled waste water.