Examples of using Waste generation in English and their translations into Swedish
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The aim of the system is to reduce waste generation and the despatch of waste to landfills
Progress is also needed to minimise waste generation from production processes through better use of environmental technologies.
Countries with more mature waste management systems seek to prevent waste generation and to increase recycling
Existence and quality of projection of municipal waste generation and treatment in the Waste Management Plan.
risks on the environment and prevent waste generation already at the stage of conception.
A strategy to make the EU a'circular economy', based on a recycling society with the aim of reducing waste generation and using waste as a resource;
Efficient use of natural resources to minimize waste generation through efforts that include recycling,
have reduced negative impacts on the environment and prevent waste generation already at the stage of their conception.
resource use and waste generation throughout a product's life.
Operators must draw up a waste management plan that prevents or reduces waste generation, and encourages waste recovery
The report shows that in most Member States overall waste generation seems to be increasing(or at best stabilising)
There is a relative decoupling between waste generation and consumption which increased by 16.3% between 1999 and in 2007.
Although prevention has the highest potential to reduce environmental pressures, policies to reduce waste generation have been sparse and often not very effective.
The annex on waste generation will provide a table on waste generation for about 40 different waste category-groups.
Moreover, in the absence of reliable statistics and a robust baseline scenario for future waste generation, monitoring progress would be almost impossible.
Overall waste generation is stable in the EU,
risks to the environment and prevent waste generation at source.
hazardous chemicals, waste generation and emissions.
fresh water scarcity and waste generation the opposite seemed to be true.
1995 total waste generation in the EU and EFTA increased by 10% whilst GDP increased by 6.5.