You're supposed to put water in it. It would be a waste.

Ship based marine debris from commercial shipping has been addressed by assisting countries to put in place arrangements to manage ships' waste.

waste to landfill hazardous, non hazardous waste water discharges

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.

It will lay waste to appetite. It will lay waste to social confidence.

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

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.

E. Waste disposal and waste management

Test, verify and demonstrate alternatives for to the waste waste disposal methods listed.

Move waste to stock

It's going to waste.

Because of that, waste is being put into plastic or metallic barrels, sealed by concrete mixture and buried deep in the ground.

CH4 from enteric fermentation, animal waste and waste

Move waste back to stock

How to Waste a Crisis

D. Waste generation linked to

(i) To produce less waste

(iii) To dispose of less waste in landfill sites (for example, taxing the waste going to landfills).

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

waste

Waste!

... waste.

8) waste and waste water collection and purification services

Annex III to the Madrid Protocol provides guidelines for waste disposal and waste management by parties.

Diversion of waste from landfills to waste to energy plants is usually pursued through voluntary means or economic incentives, though a Swiss regulation requires incineration of all combustible waste.

I put my food waste into this dehydrating, desiccating macerator turns food into an inner material, which I can store and then compost later.

Then what happens to the waste?

There's not a moment to waste.

We haven't any time to waste.

To waste time on the people.

It's a sin to waste bread.

I can't afford to waste any.

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

In Britain, for example, the greatest waste is in salads, vegetables, and fruits luxuries when compared with the cheap calories contained in the grains and tubers consumed throughout the developing world. Smaller households in rich countries waste more per person, because it is harder to put everything to use, while richer households add waste when they can afford to buy extra just to be on the safe side.

Waste materials

Solid waste

Waste sector

Animal waste

Waste time.

What waste?

You waste!

Those who believe this are unfazed by the corruption and waste that characterizes much private sector spending. And they prefer the total waste of letting millions of people sit idle (Brock reckons that 16 of the American workforce is unemployed, underemployed, or too discouraged to seek work) to the possibly partial waste of programs that put them to work, nurture their skills, and equip the country with assets.

I hate to see 'em go to waste.

Move waste on to a reserve slot

It's referred to as e waste there.