waste removal cost

Romani families, which tend to be both larger and poorer, bear a disproportionate burden of local waste removal costs.

Despite their limitations, and their extremely high capital cost, draglines remain popular with many mines, due to their reliability, and extremely low waste removal cost.

The power produced by the engine can be used to run an industrial or agricultural process, which in turn creates biomass waste refuse that can be used as free fuel for the engine, thus reducing waste removal costs.

Uranium mining interests, including such corporate giants as Exxon, Kerr-McGee and Union Carbide, would share in a multimillion dollar diversion to a mill tailings fund meant to help them pay reclamation and radioactive waste removal costs.