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… either for human consumption or for other uses, or by recycling the trimmings from food fish processing. The fish …

… with requirements that the COP adopts. Recovery, recycling, reclamation or direct re-use of mercury wastes is …

… electrical waste is brought to authorized collection and recycling facilities are affected when these wastes are …

… subject to disposal operation that may lead to recovery, recycling, reclamation, direct reuse or alternative uses of …

… which generally favours waste minimisation, reuse and recycling over landfill and incineration. This strategy is … of waste materials can be done in two ways: reuse and recycling. Reuse entails packaging being used more than once in the same system (e.g. returnable glass bo les). Recycling is the reuse of materials to make similar or new …

… their territories only for purposes of resource recovery, recycling, reclamation, direct re-use or alternative uses. …

… with requirements that the COP adopts Recovery, recycling, reclamation or direct re-use only for a use …

… schools more environmentally friendly: cleaning them up, recycling waste, distributing clean water, providing low-cost … The incidence of diarrheal diseases has dropped and recycling covers the costs of the actions. 2) Improving …

… releases of halogenated chemicals, as well as disposal and recycling of POP-containing applications (such as electronic … based industries, chemical industries and electronic recycling activities, these particulates may contain POP s … combustion efficiency, improving heat recovery and better recycling, and changing combustion technologies. …