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Reuse

Using a material, product or component of the waste stream in its original form more than once.

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The Commission favours environmental measures and gives a good deal of latitude to the member states to run systems that promote the re-use of packaging.

NAME: WESTMINSTER TOWN HALL RE-USE COMMITTEE; WESTMINSTER SELECTMEN; WESTMINSTER COUNCIL ON AGING; WESTMINSTER SENIOR CENTER

At the project's end, it was shown that 68 percent of the 2 x 6 lumber, 65 percent of the siding and 71 percent of the "utility sheathing" was saved directly for re-use. Unfortunately only 4 percent of the shiplap sheathing was saved for local use, as this type of material is often difficult to market.

Proper enforcement would require all such e-scrap exports, whole or in parts, to be properly tested for functionality and certified to be going to re-use destinations rather than for disposal or recycling.

We have to understand the additional contaminants in re-use water and how they affect the chemistry of the receiving application--such as additional suspended and dissolved solids going to the receiving application that might affect charged chemistry methods.

But it's relatively simple compared with smiting out the re-use fees guaranteed to talent under DGA, WGA and SAG contracts.

Motorola's CDMA2000 1xEV-DO offering provides effective cost management through planned network upgrades that will integrate with customers' current CDMA2000 1X networks to maximize the re-use of their existing infrastructure equipment.

Re-use of graves is one option outlined in a Home Office document looking at ways of modernising burial laws.

Clinical guidelines on re-use of the female condom were released by the World Health Organization (WHO) in July 2002.

Yet there's no doubt that as faculty use the system over many semesters, they value the ability to store, retrieve, share, and re-use course materials.

It's really this new world what we and others are beginning to call networked publishing, where people want to be able to create information once and be able to re-purpose it, re-use it so it can be viewed anywhere, any time and on any device.

Second choice is Re-use. That is to re-use an article again and again for its original purpose such as a washable nappy or plastic lunchbox.


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