disposal of toxic waste

The disposal of toxic waste from the electroplating process is never easy and always expensive.

The reservation is known for brutal crime, widespread drug usage, and legal disposal of toxic waste.

Mr. Carter said companies were generally charged $500 a barrel for illegal disposal of toxic waste.

The disposal of toxic wastes is one of the most intractable problems facing industrialised societies.

The community has set standards for air and water pollution, noise levels, bird protection, the state of beaches, the disposal of toxic waste.

Illegal disposal of toxic waste classed as hazardous has become one of the most lucrative businesses.

A West Virginia internist, battling a mining company over its disposal of toxic wastes, encounters dangerous forces.

The judge had been bribed by an oil company in a lawsuit involving the illegal disposal of toxic wastes at the Lost Trees reservation.

At Basle, environmentalists also called for stricter regulations on facilities for disposal of toxic waste in importing countries.

She was a lead co-sponsor of a bill to protect US troops from the disposal of toxic waste in open burn pits.

UFO also featured episodes dealing with issues that would become topical in later years, such as space junk and the disposal of toxic waste.

The Clean Water Act of 1972 called on the city to regulate the industrial disposal of toxic wastes through the sewers.

Environmental monitoring of sites for the disposal of toxic waste is of particular concern in the USA.

The other was the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, which established elaborate rules governing the disposal of toxic wastes.

In recent years, they say, too little has been done to tackle the tough technical problems associated with the disposal of toxic waste, either by industry or government researchers.

Where the handling of toxic waste is regulated, the improper disposal of toxic waste may be punishable by fines or prison terms.

The demonstration was against ocean disposal of toxic wastes and sewage by New York City and communities in New Jersey.

As in previous years the conference discussed key regional environmental issues including global warming, the depletion of fish stocks through driftnet fishing, nuclear testing and the disposal of toxic waste.

Its main client, Walter Curl (Spalding Gray), is the whiningly neurotic owner of a company whose disposal of toxic waste has been blamed for disabling several children.

By removing the ban, American officials calculated, Russia could help solve the coming crisis over the long-term disposal of toxic wastes, most of them from reactors sold by American companies.

Councilwoman Eva Moskowitz, the prime backer of the strict-liability legislation, defended the concept as an innovative legal approach that has been successful in other realms, such as disposal of toxic waste.

On 9 August 2012, Supreme court directed the Union and Madhya Pradesh Governments to, take immediate steps for disposal of toxic waste lying around and inside the factory within six-month.

The haphazard disposal of toxic waste in lagoons, leaking undergroud storage tanks and dump sites caused acres of ground to become saturated with hazardous chemicals that also seeped into underground water supplies.

When offline mitigation requires the use of aggressive chemicals, the company is saddled with additional operating costs, and new problems relating to the increased safety hazards for company personnel and disposal of toxic waste.

The American Caster Corporation, for example, ran a full-page advertisement in The Los Angeles Times on Feb. 12, 1985, stating: "The illegal disposal of toxic waste will result in jail.