REPROCESSING
Treating material retrieved from the waste stream to make new products.
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Treating material retrieved from the waste stream to make new products.
an agen residing in the state where he works.
The extraction from the waste stream of useful products such as heat energy from burning waste.
The abuse of a dominant position in the market to stop competition from entering. Also known as Restrictive trade practices.
A date that may be included in a policy from where no other claims can be made.
A strategy regarding the return on equity of securities that show the effect the common shares have on a company’s profitability.
The major source and a regular part of total revenue of a government or firm for example.
A filtering process where a liquid with suspended particles in it is passed through a filter to catch the particles.
The establishment of an account that finances the cycle of operations of amounts received.
A scheme used in cabling networks where a cablesequentially connects all of the nodes and forms a loop that is closed.
A document that discloses any potential risks.
An attitude of investors where any loss or gain is of equal chance.
The quantity derived by multiplying the probability of a negative impact by its likely impact. Stated in monetary terms.
A machine that is controlled remotely or has been programmed to do certain tasks.
A ship loading method that does not need cranes to lift cargo on. Cargo is driven onto the ship. See LiftOn.
The completion of one cycle, route, process or circuit.
Being able to use another person’s intellectual property for no fee.
The cost it takes to operate an organisation on a regular basis.
The intentional and deliberate destruction of property or the obstruction of an activity.
Any form of literature such as brochures, booklets, charts, catalogues, manuals, MSD sheets, press clippings, price lists, techniacl data sheets, test results and satisfied customer responses.