Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Compare that with the billions of tons of waste produced by coal
• Like Sizewell's waste, the waste produced by Finnish nuclear reactors will not be reprocessed before it is ultimately disposed of.
• In Recital 4 it is clarified that waste produced during the pre
• The enormous quantity of waste produced every day in the EU cannot simply be squandered.
• Much of the waste produced does not constitute an environmental problem in itself.
• Such infrastructure is being expanded to keep pace with the increased need for heating, cooling and electricity, and is also linked to the increasing amount of waste produced.
• susceptible wood in the form of waste produced at the time of felling, shall be burned at appropriate places under official control:
• fired power stations.

• coupled from economic growth.
• monitoring of waste generated by stores per category and per final destination
• Estimated change in total volume of waste generated (tons)
• Estimated change in annual volume of waste generated (tons per ton of marketed production)
• The Sixth Environmental Action Programme approved the principle that the volume of waste generated should be de
• The identification of waste generated per passenger as a key environmental indicator would be beneficial.
• We must limit the amount of waste generated before recycling.
• The investment aid shall be granted for the recycling and re