construction debris , auch: construction waste

Until a few months ago, the lot was used as a dumping site for construction debris.

She also questioned whether construction debris was falling into the river.

In other places recent improvements to the main road have left behind construction debris on the track.

They smuggled them out of the museum with construction debris, officials said.

About 97 percent of the construction debris has been reclaimed for other uses.

It was then filled with construction debris and trash for approximately two decades.

You have construction debris, fence parts, posts and tools all over the place.

It has been months since a single truck with construction debris has passed by.

A year ago the back garden was a tangled mess of construction debris and weeds.

Nearly as prominent was a pile of construction debris.

"But one day we woke up and discovered that they had filled most of a second building with construction debris.

Fees for disposing of construction debris have also risen by as much.

For now, the materials included are office paper, corrugated cardboard, metal and construction debris.

Construction debris had taken over the plaza, she said, a gate stood in front of the entrance and the site was locked at night.

The window exploded, and he fell out into the rear yard, rolling through construction debris.

Religious holidays were once celebrated in the quiet courtyard, now filled with construction debris.

The most flagrant illegal dumping, he said, involves construction debris.

The sign has vanished, and dirt and construction debris cover the area.

Schools, parks and a shopping center will also be erected on a 227-acre lot, which was once used as a city dump for construction debris.

The group has also tagged huge pieces of construction debris for salvaging.

Physical evidence, including low stone walls and construction debris, suggests that several wood structures were also originally present on the site.

Environmental officials do not know how many illegal construction debris stations are active on Long Island.

Dealing with the construction debris is another challenge.

The second layer is construction debris that could earn Cherokee $75 million simply for taking it off other builders' hands.

The plant receives construction debris from throughout northern New Jersey.