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Any water reuse facility or groundwater remediation likely uses the same technology.
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We reuse all of our packaging materials as many times as possible.
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Password managers provide the crucial service of helping you avoid password reuse.
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In this process any metals are removed for reuse, leaving residual ash.
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Sometimes herons reuse the same nest from one year to the next.
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We should reprocess partly spent fuel elements by using heavy water reactors.
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OuterNet will reprocess your wetware, in accordance with Propagation of Game Law 972HIJ.
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If you want to reprocess jars that didn't seal, you can do that.
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In here we maintain a human-compatible biosphere to reprocess your air and waste.
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North Korea is believed to be able to reprocess plutonium at Yongbyon for nuclear warheads.
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That means incinerators directly compete with efforts to reduce or recycle materials.
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Another way to recycle books is to get involved in Book Crossing.
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It is also seeking better ways to produce, recharge and recycle batteries.
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But better design could make the metals easier to recycle, he said.
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In doing so we would recycle 250 million more items of plastic.
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Third, you can recycle it -that's Green Way's area of expertise.
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They'll strip us for parts and toss us in the recycle bin.
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And it uses heat to recycle the scrubbers, as I was saying.
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Effectively those who recycle the least will have to pay the most.
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London, the West Midlands and north-east already burn more than they recycle.
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Eventually Green Planet aims to recycle all of the bottles it sells.
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She got the wires from an electronic recycle store in Austin, Texas.
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To recycle, you'll have to cut the thing open and wash it.
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We recycle cleaning cloths and make the household brand Spick and Span.
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It turns out you can recycle them AND raising money for charity.
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