renewables and waste ( of total supply) ____________

The sectors covered are energy (supply and demand), agriculture, land use change and forestry, and waste management.

There's a waste of time there's a waste of space there's a waste of energy and there's a waste of waste.

Some proposed solutions are specifically thought of as waste disposal methods, while others might add to the energy supply if this proves economically attractive.

When you start going up the supply chain, you find where the real food waste is happening on a gargantuan scale.

Integrated water resources management plans could provide a broad framework to encompass not only water supply and waste water treatment, but also the development of other options, such as demand side management and waste water recycling and reuse.

In addition, Habitat is repairing the Herat city drainage system, and is working with communities to build latrines and solid waste bins and organizing the collection and disposal of solid waste, as well as improving access and modifying water supply systems.

In the next phase, more attention will be given to social infrastructure, particularly in the education, health, water supply, waste water, and solid waste sectors, in which it is expected to let contracts of up to 800 million by the end of 1997.

Irregular waste disposal, in addition to inappropriate water supply and sewerage pipes, influences water quality, resulting in more exposure of the population to microbiologically and chemically contaminated water.

Deprived socio economic conditions, inadequate supply of hygienically acceptable drinking water, inadequate waste management and improper housing conditions all increase the risk of the outbreak and spread of many contagious diseases.

242. In general, Danish dwellings have access to an adequate supply of water and electricity and are connected to the State postal service and the public waste disposal services.

The estimated cost of the construction project includes material and labour, technical reconnaissance, site preparation, erection of structures, drainage, water supply and waste disposal systems, electrical installations, storage and surface improvements.

5. Cost of waste and waste disposal charges to costs of materials

E. Waste disposal and waste management

Management of waste

Bloody waste of...

89. Supply Officer General Supply Letters of Assist

An amount of 240 million was to be allocated to improve the systems of water supply, waste disposal and health care, and also to implement projects in the areas of electrification, road construction, etc.

Waste management is covered in the action plan 1993 1997, in which targets are set to reduce the overall amount of waste, to reduce the amount of waste entering landfills to 21 per cent of the total amount of waste, to reduce waste incineration to 25 per cent and to recycle 54 per cent of total waste.

CH4 from enteric fermentation, animal waste and waste

Dumping of radioactive waste

Storage of nuclear waste

Dumping of nuclear waste

That's waste of time.

A waste of beer.

Bloody waste of time.

Localization, transport and burial of radioactive waste, deactivating materials and maintaining radioactive waste repositories

waste

Waste!

... waste.

8) waste and waste water collection and purification services

waste to landfill hazardous, non hazardous waste water discharges

The largest CH4 emission reductions are expected to emanate from waste management activities reduction of waste disposal in landfills through recycling and waste incineration.

We create mountains of waste.

It's a waste of time.

(f) Disposal of waste water

(b) Management of radioactive waste

It's a waste of time.

What a waste of money.

Right, a waste of time.

While the disposal of low level waste and intermediate level waste may be considered a mature practice, the disposal of high level waste remains a major source of concern.

The database containing the project proposals is organized in accordance with emission source categories proposed in a 1996 IPCC technical paper entitled Technologies, Policies and Measures for Mitigating Climate Change, namely energy supply residential, commercial and institutional buildings transport industrial agriculture forest and solid waste and waste water disposal.

So nature doesn't create waste doesn't create waste as such.

As such, it can include academic instructions, laboratories and research facilities, housing, hospitals, irrigation systems, electric power stations, telecommunications, water supply, sanitation, sewerage, waste disposal, roads, railways, ports, waterways and airports.

The cities in many developing countries, particularly in Asia, have developed extensive waste economies, structured through itinerant waste buyers, waste pickers, small waste shops, second hand markets, dealers, transporters, and a range of recycling industries.