| Each house in the village now has kitchen gardens sustained by biodegradable substances such as vegetable wastes. |
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| The Wheelie Washer cleans both domestic and commercial bins using biodegradable detergent, and recycles the water it uses. |
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| It's a sign that biodegradable plastics appeal to both the eco-conscious and penny-pinchers. |
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| The biodegradable paper cups introduced two years ago in place of plastic cups are however very much in use. |
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| When they can't find a producer to meet their standards, they produce their own, as they do with organic milk and biodegradable soap. |
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| Also, flowers and other biodegradable materials may be used for mulching by spreading them on the top soil around plants and trees. |
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| The vegetable wax is biodegradable, and no synthetic fragrances are added to the essential oils. |
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| The biodegradable substances his team has been working on would serve as a scaffold for a cell, he said. |
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| The material is biodegradable, yet the results achieved are relatively long-lasting. |
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| Some photodegradable and biodegradable plastics are already in use in agriculture, according to Tyler. |
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| At last, a biodegradable food packaging that's cheap enough to compete with conventional plastic. |
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| Products made out of biodegradable materials like sisal and areca spathes were also on show at the Town Hall. |
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| The highly effective, biodegradable stuff smells so fresh that it just might refine your sense of clean for good. |
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| If the consumer is involved in purchasing recyclable products, using biodegradable ingredients, points are added. |
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| With use of biodegradable anchors inserted into cortical bone, suture breakage at the knot was the predominant failure mode. |
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| Mephisto makes shoes with a 100 percent biodegradable latex midsole, a natural rubber sole, and a footbed made of pure natural cork. |
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| Aloe Vera soap is very good for the face and is biodegradable, pH controlled and non-irritating. |
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| Petroleum products like pleather are not sustainable, are not biodegradable, and are associated with pollution. |
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| A possible attraction of protein-like materials for medical applications is that they would be biocompatible and biodegradable. |
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| Contractors will use a biodegradable contact herbicide, which is environmentally friendly and leaves no harmful residues. |
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| The lubricants are biodegradable and less toxic than traditional lubricants made from petroleum. |
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| These include artificial tendons and ligaments, biodegradable fishing lines, parachute cords, and bulletproof vests. |
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| It is biodegradable and not appetizing to mice and insects, which is a problem for packaging made from corn and potatoes. |
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| Since most pesticides are not biodegradable, once they enter the food chain they persist in plant or animal bodies. |
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| She is using biodegradable polymers, basically specialty plastics, to help severed nerves regenerate and reconnect cell by cell. |
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| Groundwater, too, is protected from contamination because avidin is a biodegradable protein. |
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| We have many discussions with customers regarding renewable resource materials, biodegradable materials and recyclability. |
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| The organizers will provide you with resources to obtain biodegradable and recyclable utensils and paper products if you wish. |
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| The unit uses soy-bean-based biodegradable oil and compressed air to lubricate metal components that are being machined or drilled. |
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| As for polyester well there's a non biodegradable petrochemical product I know little about. |
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| The waste generated from hospitals should be segregated as biodegradable, slowly-degradable and non-biodegradable. |
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| Having come a long way from boiling terry nappies many non-disposables use biodegradable linings and act like disposables. |
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| Maybe a compromise is to use a biodegradable disposable at night but cloth reusables during the day. |
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| All their packaging is biodegradable, and should have completely dissolved within 14 weeks of going into a landfill. |
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| Whether it is possible to accomplish these objectives using biocompatible, biodegradable, surface-active formulations remains to be determined. |
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| The team fashioned the biodegradable plastic into disposable flatware and plates that break down when composted. |
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| Bio polymers can be manufactured into biodegradable clear or opaque plastic and textile fibres which create fabric with the handle of silk or linen. |
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| They act with the odoriferous molecules to form biodegradable complexes with a stability of between 10 and 14 weeks. |
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| But they can be made to be fully biodegradable and compostable under various conditions. |
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| Natural coloring matter from renewable origin and for an infinite range of shades and biodegradable materials. |
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| This biodegradable molecule gives freshness to fruity spicy, floral and musky notes and adds performance and vividness to a perfume. |
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| Nevertheless, some scientists and environmentalists have seen biodegradable and photodegradable plastics as a solution to the problem of litter. |
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| It contains fast-acting, water soluble solvents, unique synthetic organic wetting agents and is completely biodegradable. |
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| Natural products from jute and banana fibre are being promoted with much hype, especially in urban setups where there is a demand for anything biodegradable. |
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| Among the offences detected were household waste being passed off as recyclables, and the presence of biodegradable matter which gave rise to odours. |
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| Instead, the composition is one of molten plastic and flax, an agriproduct that is not biodegradable, and thus doesn't have the absorptive capabilities of wood. |
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| To create the custom-made ligaments, the harvested cells are cultured in vitro in a specially designed bioreactor with a collagen or other suitable biodegradable matrix. |
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| And what happened to the fashion fad for biodegradable packaging? |
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| To meet the demand of customers using plastic bags as bin liners, the law makes provision for replacing them by biodegradable material bags. |
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| The production of biodegradable plastics could be an opportunity for energy savings and important benefactions for the environment. |
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| A biodegradable product, it has no harmful impact on the environment as it breaks down into water and oxygen. |
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| And it is bulk packaged in biodegradable plastic that will not end up in landfills or pose a long-term risk to wildlife. |
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| Untreated cotton or sisal twine will also be allowed to tie up a biodegradable panel. |
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| Common themes became evident, such as using biodegradable hydraulic fluid in snowcats, wildlife sensitivity, and trail designs that protect streambeds. |
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| Water glycol has the advantage to be biodegradable and non-toxic for the ecosystems. |
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| There are also thousands of little bits of bin bags, as the biodegradable ones we used to store all the stuff started to biodegrade very efficiently. |
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| And while they may be biodegradable, there's still something tacky about leaving your dirty skivvies in another city's landfill. |
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| Biotechnology also has the potential to improve non-food uses of crops as sources of industrial feedstocks or new materials such as biodegradable plastics. |
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| The renewable energy portion is defined by the energy value of the combusted biodegradable material. |
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| The content of lesser biodegradable ingredience is a mere 0,3 percent and, thus, far below the prescribed limits. |
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| For example, incineration with energy recovery is usually considered a means of diverting biodegradable municipal waste from landfills. |
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| Other so called biodegradable or compostable bags do not break down into compost. |
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| We are developing materials for biodegradable implants and investigating their biocompatibility. |
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| The fact that it is biodegradable does not make the fabric any less hard-wearing, says one of the founders, Daniel Freitag. |
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| The assistant professor of chemical engineering is getting recognition for her research into biodegradable polymer materials that could aid nerve regeneration. |
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| It was said that biomass shall mean the biodegradable fraction of products from agriculture, forestry and related industries. |
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| Persistence and degradability: The active ingredient in this product, Metsulfuron-methyl, is not readily biodegradable. |
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| Another was the creation of a wormery to mulch biodegradable waste. |
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| In comparison with the naphthenic acid material, the solvents are readily biodegradable. |
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| Would biodegradable packaging meet the demands of your current target market? |
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| Wheat fiber and corn starch are renewable resources and are biodegradable, unlike petroleum-based plastic products. |
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| This flocculant, rich in proteins and oligoelements, is easily biodegradable and could be used for fertilizer. |
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| From our point of view, biodegradable is not the miracle answer, but it is an end-of-life process which brings real benefits to some applications. |
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| Non-hazardous gypsum-based materials should only be disposed of in landfills for nonhazardous waste in cells where no biodegradable waste is accepted. |
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| In a sanitary landfill, this biodegradable matter decays anaerobically, producing greenhouse gases and toxic liquids capable of contaminating our sub-surface water tables. |
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| The production of biogas by anaerobic decomposition is regarded as useful for treating biodegradable waste because it produces a valuable fuel and generate an effluent that can be applied as soil conditioner or compost. |
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| A liquid aqueous fabric softening composition based on a cationic biodegradable fabric softener, characterized in that this composition comprises gelatinized cationic starch as thickening agent. |
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| Note: To be biodegradable, degradable, or photodegradable, most substances need either light or oxygen, neither of which is available if the product is placed in a landfill. |
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| We are working on the elaboration of a punnet of conditioning of biodegradable foodstuffs which has certified by the pole of competitiveness Agrimip, explains Vincent Pluquet, his president founder. |
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| A promising alternative is biodegradable mulch films that can be rototilled into the soil after harvest. |
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| If Mohmi Sain, MCIC, had his way, cars of the future may be fitted with tough, durable, and completely biodegradable bumpers made of hemp. |
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| Bio-derived and biodegradable aren't the same thing, though they are often lumped together. |
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| These two volumes provide a comprehensive review of the synthesis, characterization, processing, and applications of biodegradable polymers. |
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| The new system of using biodegradable paper products should also save money. |
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| The active ingredient, Glyphosate, is not readily biodegradable. |
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| Absorbable stents, made from a biodegradable polymer, gradually break down and are metabolized by the body, providing temporary mechanical support to healing vessels while potentially reducing the risk of restenosis. |
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| The role of biodegradable engineered scaffolds seeded with Schwann cells for spinal cord regeneration. |
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| Potential standards could stipulate that bags be made of biodegradable material or of some other durable material with minimal environmental impact. |
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| They provide means for visitors to segregate their garbage, purchase biodegradable plates, cups and cutlery and try to eliminate the sale of bottled water by providing re-usable bottles and with bulk water refilling stations. |
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| Based on cellulose, derived from wood pulp, Cellophane film is biodegradable, which makes it a product of the future in a world increasingly concerned with sustainable development. |
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| Development of biodegradable aluminum carboxymethylcellulose matrices for mosquito larvicides. |
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| Each wafer contains carmustine, a nitrosourea alkylating agent, distributed in a biodegradable polymer matrix. |
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| Packed in a cellophane biodegradable and compostable. |
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| By heating L-aspartic acid into long-chain molecules, then adding water and sodium hydroxide, Donlar now cooks up biodegradable polyaspartate. |
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| The key technological element for the processing of biodegradable waste, sludge from waste water treatment plants and other biological waste using a controlled thermophilic aerobic fermentation. |
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| Each clump in this range of fruit and flower trees and shrubs, as well as stem roses, is packed for being planted in a biodegradable jute cloth bag. |
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| Combustible waste is sub-categorised into biodegradable and non-biodegradable and non-combustible waste according to whether it can be compacted or not. |
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| Once the hydrogen bonds are eliminated in water, what remains is a slurry of short, unentangled biodegradable cellulose fibers. |
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| It's built around the Peepoo bag, a personal, single-use, self-sanitising, fully biodegradable toilet that can be used in post-disaster situations and others where no other sanitation is available. |
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| However, you ignored the fact that the vast majority of biomass used for energy in the EU is sourced already from either sustainably managed forest, timber processing residues or biodegradable waste. |
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| We accept that the electricity gained from incinerating that part of household waste which is biodegradable should be included in the national guiding targets. |
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| Sanitary disposal system made from biodegradable plastics and chemicals! |
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| The 260 households on the second route were given eight-gallon minicans and biodegradable liners for food residuals. |
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| Heavy metals and plastic waste are not biodegradable, and sometimes cetaceans consume these hazardous materials, mistaking them for food items. |
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| Such considerations are the main reason why several countries administrate incineration of biodegradable waste as renewable energy. |
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| Traditionally drift nets were made of organic materials, such as hemp, which were biodegradable. |
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| Woolgatherer Carding Mill uses BioSoft Wool Scouring Detergent, which leaves no detectable residue and is 100 per cent biodegradable. |
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| In late 2004, BIOTA began packaging its mountain spring water in a certified biodegradable plastic bottle. |
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| Yes to plant-based organic ingredients, biodegradable bubblewrap and support for community projects. |
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| To make the vessels, the scientists cultured smooth muscle cells, obtained from human blood vessels, on a biodegradable micromesh tube. |
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| Printed electronics for healthcare and beauty encompasses stretchable, flexible, conformal and sometimes biodegradable electronics and electrics. |
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| Most surfactants today, primarily in the form of detergents, are readily biodegradable and low-toxic, but they are made from petroleum products. |
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| Seventeen of the districts independent shops and retailers are handing out cornstarch biodegradable bags to customers. |
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| We are really excited to be using this new cornstarch packaging that has all the benefits of plastic but is 100 per cent biodegradable. |
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| Heavy metals, residues of many plant and insect venoms and plastic waste flotsam are not biodegradable. |
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| They include paintbrushes with biodegradable handles and bristles, recycled plastic roller trays as well as recycled card packaging. |
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| Equipment operator Mike Kaufman said crews were spraying the site with biodegradable deodorizer to neutralize the stench. |
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| The biodegradable soap works through a combination of antibacterial and deodorizing actions. |
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| These composites are at best only disintegrable and not completely biodegradable. |
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| You can even find plantable decorations made of wildflower seeds wrapped up in biodegradable paper. |
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| As a result, these end up in the landfill, together with toxins such as plasticisers, fillers, and colour additives that are not biodegradable. |
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| The thermoplastic starch includes a biodegradable starch polymer plasticized with a polyhydric alcohol. |
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| Barlaz testified that competent and reliable scientific evidence exists to show that plastics manufactured with the ECM Additive are anaerobically biodegradable. |
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| Texanol is readily biodegradable and is unlikely to persist in the environment, and laboratory studies have shown that Texanol has low acute toxicity by an routes of exposure. |
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| It is marketed as a biodegradable, renewable synthetic fibre. |
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| It is a biodegradable, low VOC product, and has low vapor pressure. |
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| For example, the methane emissions from landfills occurring at a later date may be neglected or given less weight, or biodegradable waste may not be considered CO2 neutral. |
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| Coated with MP 198 acrylic emulsion adhesive, MACtab Biodegradable is a white wood-free ECF paper designed for biodegradable roll label converting. |
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| Pharmaceuticals consumed by humans often end up in the waterways and can have detrimental effects on aquatic life if they bioaccumulate and if they are not biodegradable. |
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| Noted as eco-friendly, biodegradable bags can decompose in nature within a two-month period as opposed to plastic bags that take 400-900 years to decompose. |
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| In addition, nearly all biodegradable waste has biological origin. |
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| Furno, Schmidt, and De Bruin developed a biodegradable superabsorbent polymer by adding starch to the monomer mixture during polymerization of the superabsorbent polymer. |
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| Bonnie provides a wide variety of vegetables and herbs in biodegradable, plantable pots saving more than a hundred million plastic pots from landfills each year. |
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| According to Kim and an accompanying short video, calcium carbonate-based plastics are completely biodegradable, photodegradable, and harmless to humans. |
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| The operations at its pilot plant has been introduced by Carbios for the production of biodegradable plastic, comprising its exclusive enzyme-based technology. |
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| The biodegradable polyesters tested are polycaprolactone, polyester amide, polybutylene succinate adipate and polybutylene adipate co terephtalate. |
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| Bio-renewable and biodegradable materials, such as lactide or isosorbide, are becoming more and more important as potential solution for polymer waste decreasing. |
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