Examples of using Waste generation in English and their translations into Romanian
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Waste Generation by 36%.
On Hazardous Waste Generation.
Waste generation and use of resources.
Prevention of plastic waste generation.
Waste generation and use of resources.
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Member States shall take measures to prevent waste generation.
For waste generation, the following are monitored and recorded.
In Europe, resource use and waste generation continue to rise.
Waste generation used to be an unavoidable and unfortunate by-product of economic activity and growth.
Level of decoupling of municipal waste generation from household final consumption expenditure.
All of the responding Member States reported extensively on measures to prevent waste generation.
In most Member States, waste generation seems to increase, or at best, stabilize.
Previously, growing consumption andthe trend towards smaller households were strong drivers of municipal waste generation.
Responsibility of producers and consumers in waste generation, specific monitoring and reporting information.
With the aim of reducing the volume of waste, special attention is paid to the following areas:• preventing waste generation.
There is a relative decoupling between waste generation and consumption(which increased by 16.3% between 1999 and in 2007).
Encourage airports to minimise waste generation at airports through the provision of enhanced airport recycling facilities.
Trends in the use of material resources in EU-15 and EU-12 and municipal waste generation in EUcompared with GDP and population.
Reduce waste generation in processes related to industrial production, extraction of minerals and construction and demolition, taking into account best available techniques;
Indicators on waste, e.g. municipal waste generation, and generation and recycling of packaging waste; .
Both the design phase andproduction processes have an impact on sourcing, resource use and waste generation throughout a product's life.
The report shows that in most Member States overall waste generation seems to be increasing(or at best stabilising) but at a lower rate than economic growth.
This Directive should help move the EU closer to a‘recycling society',seeking to avoid waste generation and to use waste as a resource.
Compared to the first Commission report,data on waste generation have improved(cf. Section A, Table 1); supplementary data and extrapolations were largely avoided.
This is why I support the report by Mrs Rosbach, which draws up new indicators taking account of major strands of environmental policy such as energy use, biodiversity,water use and waste generation.
However, this may be due to the economic downturn- waste generation per capita was quite stable between 2001 and 2007.
At Fujifilm we are working to shrink our carbon footprint and water footprint, use natural resources and packaging materials more efficiently,and minimize waste generation and environmental risk.
The Waste Framework Directive aims to decouple economic growth from waste generation and sets a legal framework for waste treatment within the EU.
The European Union has set out its political commitment24 to reduce waste generation, to recycle waste into a major, reliable source of raw materials for the Union, to recover energy only from non-recyclable materials and to virtually eliminate landfilling.