Examples of using Waste prevention in English and their translations into Danish
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member of the Nordic Council of Ministers' working group for Waste Prevention.
Recycling and waste prevention, air emissions
Recycling and waste prevention, atmospheric emissions
Environmental Projects in Ireland which could benefit under the seven- year programme include waste prevention, waste reduction
the Waste 21 scenario, as a draft strategy for waste prevention is only expected to be available in early 2002.
Statistical instruments are still required, however, for assessing compliance with the principle of waste prevention and to establish a link between waste generation data
created momentum for future policy that may contain waste prevention targets.
including definitions of waste, prevention, recycling and recovery.
During the next few years, a guide to waste prevention will be prepared.
We need quantitative targets for the recycling of waste whilst at the same time focusing on the importance of waste prevention.
tip the balance towards waste prevention, reduction, re-use and recycling.
Waste prevention must be the first priority of the EU's waste policy and yet too little is done about it.
Propose to the authorities a method for the identification of companies with potential for waste prevention through substitution of hazardous substances.
It was not easy to persuade the Member States to accept the new recycling targets and agree to the waste prevention objectives.
From the discussion paper on waste prevention of the Danish Environmental Protection Agency it appears that waste prevention includes all activities causing a reduced waste formation.
look at how waste prevention, re-use and increased recycling can best reduce this impact.
information sources to be applied in the search for potentials for waste prevention.
In writing. I supported the Jackson report today because it encompassed the thrust of the Environment Committee's progressive stance on waste prevention and management.
Key amendments were the introduction of targets for recycling and waste prevention and the setting up of a five-stage waste hierarchy as a general rule.