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Meanings of waste industry in English

Russian
система управления отходами
Portuguese
gestão de resíduos
Spanish
gestion de desechos
Catalan
gestió de residus
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Generation, prevention, characterization, monitoring, treatment, handling, reuse and residual disposition of solid wastes.

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система управления отходами
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Examples for "waste management industry"
Examples for "waste management industry"
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The waste management industry will play a key role at the heart of a circular economy.
The Guardian
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Mr Hogan said the new policy would end "a period of stagnation" in the waste management industry.
The Irish Times
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The IWMA, which is affiliated to IBEC, is the national representative body for the legitimate waste management industry in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Local media reported the deal could fetch about NZ$1 billion, making it the biggest in New Zealand's waste management industry.
Reuters
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Forfás, the Government's enterprise and trade advisory body, yesterday published the findings of a report into the Republic's waste management industry and infrastructure.
The Irish Times
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Each is expected to have a different level of waste management services.
Wired
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The waste management space is seeing increasing interest from the investment fraternity.
Reuters
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So this leaky waste management system that we have just can't continue.
Wired
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Madam, -The Minister for the Environment may philosophise about waste management.
The Irish Times
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When it comes to waste management, data is really useful, Revfiem says.
Radio NZ
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The latest figures illustrate the magnitude of Ireland's waste disposal problems.
The Irish Times
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It will enhance Irish waste management competition, and reduce householders' waste disposal costs.
The Irish Times
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An even bigger question is the vast cost of decommissioning and waste disposal.
The Guardian
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I remember him interviewing us and he just had questions about waste disposal.
The Guardian
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She said she favoured anaerobic digestion as a waste disposal method.
The Guardian
Usage of waste industry in English
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The European Commission takes a dim view of Italy's waste industry.
Reuters
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A report out today from the waste industry organisation WasteMinz says our recycling system is broken.
Radio NZ
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Recycling electrical goods could be worth €40 million per annum to the waste industry every year.
The Irish Times
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Companies in the waste industry want to fund a tracking system themselves when a Government-backed system is scrapped.
Radio NZ
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The old waste industry has adapted.
The Guardian
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His first book Junkyard Planet (2014) examined the US$500 million global waste industry.
Radio NZ
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Sir, -The RTÉ Investigates exposé on the waste industry in Ireland on Monday night was excellent, although depressing to watch.
The Irish Times
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Tree clearing is the only state sector, along with the waste industry, to show a real reduction in carbon emissions this century.
The Guardian
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The waste industry has progressed and we aim to recycle or recover as much material as possible before using landfill as the last option.
The Irish Times
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In the middle to late nineties, Metal Management was put together by some executives from the waste industry, who were backed by private-equity firms.
The new yorker
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Irish waste industry company Kollect has reported revenue growth ahead of its plans to list on Scandinavia's Nasdaq First North stock exchange for smaller companies.
The Irish Times
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Criminal gangs are stealing and selling scrap metal to fund major drugs deals and harassing and intimidating waste industry workers, the Government has been warned.
The Irish Times
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The Government is considering setting up a regulator for the domestic waste industry as one of the options to prevent increases in household collection charges.
The Irish Times
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Utility group NTR has embarked on a $125 million (€90.6 million) drive to expand into the waste industry in the US.
The Irish Times
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Waste industry experts, while generally welcoming the ambition to cut waste, were equally unimpressed with the details.
The Guardian