There's a waste of time there's a waste of space there's a waste of energy and there's a waste of waste.

The adoption by consensus of IAEA apos s Code of Practice on the International Transboundary Movement of Radioactive Waste in 1990 underscores the political commitment of States to prevent any unauthorized transboundary movement of radioactive waste.

E. Waste disposal and waste management

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Waste!

Waste materials

Solid waste

Waste management

Waste him!

Tea! Waste!

Cryin' waste!

So nature doesn't create waste doesn't create waste as such.

All this is waste, sheer waste under a leadership of chuckleheads.

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Haste makes waste.

Solid Waste Management

(viii) Waste processing.

Waste reception facilities

Management of waste

Solid waste disposal

6. Waste management

Waste management sector

Waste management

reduce landfill waste

waste disposal controls

So less waste.

What a waste!

What a waste!

There's no waste.

To waste them?

What a waste.

What a waste.

What a waste.

What a waste!

What a waste.

The waste is separated into recyclable materials (plastics, metals) and organic waste.

As for methane emissions from waste, two municipal waste scenarios were compared.

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On 21 September 1990, the IAEA General Conference, at its thirty fourth regular session, adopted a resolution establishing the Code of Practice on the International Transboundary Movement of Radioactive Waste.

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