incineration plant

But as a rule, these animals end up on the dinner table, not in an incineration plant.

My country's policy on incineration plants is anything but exemplary.

The final proposal to build incineration plants at each of the eight sites was chosen from among five plans.

So we shall need a lot more incineration plants.

Consequently there was no longer a need to build about ten incineration plants, which had been planned before her time of office.

We at the Joint Meeting really should not have to build our own incineration plant.

Our sewerage sludge incineration plant could cost us $30 million.

Although the refinery plans fell through in October 1975, the incineration plant was completed.

The Cheneviers incineration plant is located within the community limits.

The technology for cleaning up fumes from waste incineration plants already exists.

This would be impossible for incineration plants in remote areas, for example.

For these, far less stringent emission standards apply compared to waste incineration plants.

Recycling is expected to reduce the amount of trash brought to landfills and incineration plants.

Waste had usually been stored on disposal sites or burnt in incineration plants.

Garbage incineration plants often monitor incoming material to avoid contamination.

The Dinkins administration did enough damage by putting off initial construction of the incineration plant until 1996.

Listed waste activities include some waste incineration plants and landfills.

What is the situation going to be when increased discharges from the incineration plant will be allowed into the atmosphere?

Hence, modern incineration plants are vastly different from the old types, some of which neither recovered energy nor materials.

In line with this the company has been procuring district heating from the nearby refuse incineration plant since 1984.

All measuring, controlling and adjusting functions are realized in a modern mobile incineration plant.

I might add that some projected solid-waste incineration plants specifically include sludge burning.

Not to include sludge in solid-waste incineration plants is a gross waste of public treasure.

Those who complain of air pollution tend to ignore the progress in designing and operating incineration plants.

No one could therefore call for the closure of incineration plants at a stroke, because noxious chemicals have to go somewhere.