Examples of using Incinerators in English and their translations into Danish
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to take a strong position on enforcing the use of incinerators.
a lot of it is from people who operate incinerators and want to ensure that they remain economically viable.
1968 lay down the conditions for the dispersal of smoke from incinerators.
which would like to have the opportunity to build incinerators.
fewer owners install incinerators and larger waste oil tanks are needed.
Landfills are reaching capacity, incinerators are overflowing
We know that dioxins represent the main problem posed by incinerators, whether they are used for hazardous waste or household waste.
Otherwise, some of our local authorities might end up with catastrophes if household and industrial waste are mixed in incinerators destined solely for household waste.
It will not be economically viable if you do not have enough waste to keep the incinerators going.
Rigorous standards apply to waste incinerators, but the emissions caused by the burning of fossil fuels may also impair air quality,
I am particularly satisfied that the European Parliament has rejected the Commission's proposal to re-brand municipal waste incinerators based on certain criteria.
It is estimated that after 2004 there will still be a need to utilise capacity in several of these incinerators.
who are very worried that the incineration directive will apply to all on-farm incinerators in the United Kingdom.
very strict control standards, at least as strict as those imposed on incinerators.
One-third of domestic and similar waste treated by French disposal plants is currently handled by three hundred incinerators.
Consequently, the countries that do not wish to become the incinerators for the whole of Europe should do everything in their power to make sure that this provision is removed from the directive.
incl. incinerators, non-electric excl.
and the closure of incinerators following the entry into force of the directive would pose enormous problems of cost
We need to learn the necessary lessons for the future, such as that incinerators must not be located in built-up areas such as Drogenbos on the outskirts of Brussels.
when the municipal dust carts stopped their rounds because the tips were full to overflowing and there are no incinerators; there are impending health risks, and absolutely nobody, Commissioner, is talking about separate collection.