| The Over Thirty Month rule has led to three quarters of a million cattle being rendered and incinerated every year. |
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| It's still warm and the pungent, cloying, smell of incinerated tree still fills the air, 36 hours on. |
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| The expensive equipment filters out toxins from incinerated mercury and cuts the dangerous discharge by 50 per cent. |
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| After sorting the refuse at a central depot any waste that can be incinerated should be. |
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| I am seriously thinking however that I ought to add a codicil to my will that all my papers should be incinerated after my demise. |
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| The remainder, which includes body parts and the cytotoxic material, will be incinerated abroad. |
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| A blue glow gathered in the palm of the right glove, and blood on pants, cloak, and tunic incinerated and fell as ash to the ground. |
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| And as the palls of smoke from the pyres on which animals are being incinerated spread, the livelihood of countless farmers hangs in the balance. |
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| Timber towns such as Woods Point, Noojee, and Matlock were burnt to the ground, as extensive tracts of mountain ash forest were incinerated. |
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| Similarly coconut shells could be incinerated and the powder could be used for making mosquito coils. |
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| Currently around 140 cattle are culled each week, some of which are incinerated locally, the remainder shipped to mainland Scotland. |
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| At the end of 1945, five million anthrax-infected cattle cakes were incinerated in one of Porton Down's furnaces. |
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| The incineration process converts the matter being incinerated into energy. |
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| Ships in its path were instantly incinerated and reduced to nothing more than superheated gases and ashy cinder. |
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| In all situations, the sludge would be incinerated, with or without recovery of the calorific value. |
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| Those students disappeared in September, and prosecutors say they were killed and incinerated by a drug gang. |
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| That ban is still in place, and the lobsters caught in the lagoon and in the harbour area are incinerated. |
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| Combustible materials were incinerated and the ashes were applied to the garden beds as fertiliser. |
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| The volume of waste to be incinerated is going to be significantly increased. |
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| This includes our eco filters that can be completely incinerated or our cabin air filters. |
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| Volumes of waste incinerated are very small, and Manitoba is addressing these facilities on a case-by-case basis. |
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| The element is exchanged during regular service and incinerated in waste incinerators with heat gain. |
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| Files marked for destruction were incinerated on-site under supervised conditions. |
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| In the OX-Eco version, the cartridges are metal-free and can therefore be completely incinerated. |
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| Containers which held this material may be cleaned by being triplerinsed, and recycled, with the rinsate being incinerated. |
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| Bacteria and other germs are killed when medical waste is incinerated at very high temperatures, eliminating the risk of disease transmission. |
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| Due to the high temperatures produced by the blaze, the stored chemicals were largely incinerated. |
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| Despite waste-sorting initiatives, the amount of waste to be incinerated has led to a significant increase in treatment costs. |
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| A proposal to re-open a road to the site to move a diesel fuel cache was dropped and the fuel will be incinerated on site. |
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| This applies even when waste physically leaves an Arkema facility to be incinerated at another Arkema facility. |
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| Their bodies were later found incinerated and buried in mass graves outside of town. |
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| Most of the large buildings had been pounded, wrecks of buses and cars that had been incinerated were lying all over the roads, and smoke filled the air. |
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| Lacerated in the press, he eventually incinerated his drawings. |
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| Traditionally this product is trucked to landfills or incinerated. |
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| Nor, I'd imagine, would the Hollywood guilds feel any too keen about the Academy's vouching for one of the companies that incinerated workers' pensions and jobs. |
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| Annexed by America in 1898 and granted statehood in 1959, Hawaiians have watched for decades as rich outsiders have swooped in and incinerated cultures. |
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| Usually, wood is incinerated by fire when a bolt of lightning strikes it. |
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| There it is picked over for anything reusable and the remains incinerated. |
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| To reduce its volume, it is often compacted or incinerated before disposal. |
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| An ambulance packed with explosives incinerated a government office. |
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| That translates into 1,200 tons of toxic cadmium landfilled or incinerated each year. |
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| It contains three small white fragments, bits of bones of human beings who were incinerated in coke-fired crematory ovens, and whose ashes were dumped by the wheelbarrow-load into the still waters of the pond. |
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| Non-hazardous solid waste means any waste, regardless of origin, which might normally be disposed of in a non-secure manner, such as at a sanitary landfill site, if not incinerated. |
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| In fact, in the case of energy saving lamps the environmental effects reduce by as much as 15 per cent when they are recycled instead of being incinerated. |
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| These substances will be incinerated and will come from contaminated soil. |
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| This will help to ensure that certain materials and components do not become shredder residues, and are not incinerated or disposed of in landfills. |
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| It was important to the Inca that they not die as a result of burning or that the body of the deceased not be incinerated. |
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| There is uncertainty in this emission estimate as none of the approximately 36 older medical waste incinerators had been stack tested and the quantities of waste incinerated were based on estimates. |
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| A Midland firm is making ecofriendly bricks from the bone ash left behind when cattle carcasses are incinerated. |
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| Consequently, wastewater acidity is now very low, requiring only a small amount of base for neutralisation, thus significantly decreasing generation of sludge to be incinerated. |
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| Well, there are the almost 100 million dead from two world wars, the devastation of Europe and much of Asia, the savagery at Hiroshima and Nagasaki where essentially a defenseless people were incinerated by atomic weaponry. |
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| Occasionally, controlled burns go out of control, like the infamous prescribed burn that incinerated 43,000 acres and parts of Los Alamos, N. M., a year ago this week. |
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| The body will be incinerated at a medical waste plant in Madrid. |
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| Local police reportedly detained the students in the nearby city of Iguala, then turned them over to a drug gang that apparently killed them and incinerated their remains. |
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| For practical reasons, calculation of the waste incineration rate should consider only waste incinerated through the registered waste management system. |
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| At least he managed to get out a last warning to Bran before being brutally stabbed to death by ice zombies, and thankfully for all, he was incinerated even as his eyes began to turn blue. |
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| Ms. Culwell's childhood home — which she said was kept meticulously clean of deadfall and high grasses — was incinerated in the fire, along with every other house on Coolwell Drive. |
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| Waste that can be neither incinerated nor recycled is sent for disposal. |
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| Domestic and industrial waste was once incinerated but it is now landfilled, mainly in the Calumet area. |
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| Akristos, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, is making eco-friendly bricks from the bone ash left behind when cattle carcasses are incinerated. |
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| After being incinerated, the femurs were analysed for the radioactive isotope strontium-90, which was being spread around the world by atmospheric nuclear tests. |
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| Recycling sharps and sharps containers is an increasingly popular practice in the United States, and it is a great practice for reducing the amounts of incinerated biohazards. |
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| Not so inevitable, but considering the climate of the times, unsurprisingly, tinhorn Torquemadas throughout the country incinerated thousands of comics in communal ceremonies. |
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