recyclable
રિસાયકલ
definition
noun
Bins would be dedicated to composting material, wood waste, tires, consumer recyclables , metals as well as regular solid wastes.
a substance or object that can be recycled.
adjective
People would soon be able to bring recyclable goods to the land fill.
able to be recycled.
example
It provides ‘green’ bins for 'recyclable' waste, paper, tins, bottles and plastic.
Collections for ordinary waste and 'recyclable' waste were held on alternative weeks, and the results impressed council officials.
Last year the collection of dry 'recyclable' goods was extended to an additional 110,000 households nationwide.
My job is to handle 'recyclable' waste for 16 floors.
The introduction of proposed EU legislation on the need for more 'recyclable' plastics in vehicles will also encourage the use of such material in Europe.
They tell you how 'recyclable' any plastic product is, though most of their products are wood and paper.
Everyone else took pride in pelting them with 'recyclable' plastic.
If all supermarkets used 'recyclable' bags, consumers would be able to help fight pollution.
There is extensive use of recycled and 'recyclable' plastics on the vehicle.
While the council has restored a weekly collection of residual waste, the fortnightly collection of 'recyclable' waste from the black boxes continues.
All 'recyclable' goods will be taken to an existing recycling facility in Bexley until Greenwich's opens in April 2004.
The borough council could make money from collecting this 'recyclable' waste and all traders want is somewhere to put it.
Ironically, CDs and DVDs are made from 'recyclable' materials, yet the vast majority end up in landfills or incinerators anyway.
Householders will also receive their first five clear plastic sacks for holding the 'recyclable' waste in the post.
His estimates included indirect costs such as management of the landfill, where staff store 'recyclable' plastics, glass and paper.
Some of the 'recyclable' materials include paper, plastics, metals and tyres.
And green materials, such as bamboo, cork, and recycled and 'recyclable' carpet, will be used.
The organizers will provide you with resources to obtain biodegradable and 'recyclable' utensils and paper products if you wish.
Under the law, he said it was illegal for recycling businesses to go to housing estates and collect 'recyclable' waste directly.
People would soon be able to bring 'recyclable' goods to the land fill.
For a design to be included in the book it has to have filled one or more environmental criteria, including 'recyclability' , sustainable and reduced material use and low energy consumption.
Aluminum was chosen for its 'recyclability' and long life.
Swindon Council provided households with a box for cardboard, paper and other 'recyclables' .
When it comes to sorting people's green-box 'recyclables' , glass and metal are at opposite ends of the spectrum.
The figures quoted are only for the collection of dry 'recyclables' , for example paper and glass.
Currently, just over 150 groups clean more than 5,000 bags of litter and 'recyclables' from our highways each spring.
The mayor also pointed to the city's high contamination rate: an alarming 40 percent of non-paper 'recyclables' end up in the waste stream.
Residents have been issued with a black box for dry 'recyclables' such as paper, glass, cans, plastic bottles and textiles.
Within 25 years, he predicts, homeowners, as well as businesses, will no longer have to separate 'recyclables' from their garbage.
Then there is the frustration of opening a bag of paper 'recyclables' and finding coffee grounds, gum, or other food stuff.
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