Examples of using Reducing the use in English and their translations into Swedish
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most effective household cleaning and personal care products while radically reducing the use of chemicals in your home.
with a focus on reducing the use of natural resources and reducing emissions and waste.
health and focus on reducing the use of pesticides.
For Ragn-Sells, the concept of a circular economy is accepted: reducing the use of virgin recourses
For many years the use of steel reinforcement couplers to joint reinforcing bars has been regarded as a means of reducing the use of long bars.
economic modernisation with reducing the use of scarce natural resources,
aiming at reducing emissions, phasing out the production where appropriate and feasible and reducing the use of industrial fluorinated gases HFCs(hydrofluorocarbons),
mainly as the result of reducing the use of hydrofluorocarbon in factories outside Japan.
Standard is primarily designed to reassure consumers about how food is produced on the farm by minimising detrimental environmental impacts of farming operations, reducing the use of chemical inputs
we succeeded in dramatically reducing the use of chlorofluoride hydrocarbons, which make the ozone layer thinner.
durability of products and reducing the use of hazardous substances.
This is highly regrettable because, in the eyes of many, it is felt that the targets set by the Kyoto Accord will not even achieve the goal of substantially reducing the use of greenhouse gases.
For example, we have gained a listening ear among political decision-makers on the issues of Swedish food production, reducing the use of antibiotics in animal husbandry,
By reducing the use of disposable packaging,
Another aspect of interest for further study is whether reducing the use of packaging plastic right from the very beginning, or at least ensuring
highly toxic substances by 50% by 2013 and reducing the use of pesticides by 20% in the next 10 years.