INDUSTRIAL
Definitions
of
industrial
waste
on
the
Web:
*
Material—for
example,
certain
chemicals
or
even
very
hot
water—left
over
from
a
manufacturing
process.
It
can
be
harmful
sometimes
and
may
pollute
the
water
and
the
environment
if
not
treated
and/or
disposed
of
properly.
www.unesco.org/educat
*
Waste
from
a
factory
or
industrial
process.
www.planningportal.go
*
All
nonhazardous
solid
wastes
generated
by
industries
and
manufacturing
facilities.
May
also
include
small
quantities
of
wastes
generated
from
cafeterias,
offices,
or
retail
sales
departments
on
the
same
premises.
www.co.cumberland.nc.
*
A
non-hazardous
waste
generated
by
manufacturing
or
industrial
processes.
The
types
of
industrial
waste
generated
at
the
INEEL
include
cafeteria
garbage,
dirt
and
gravel,
masonry
and
concrete,
scrap
metals,
trash,
oil,
solvents,
chemicals,
weed
grass
and
trees,
wood
and
scrap
lumber,
and
similar
wastes.
www.inl.gov/pollution
*
Waste
produced
or
arising
from
manufacturing
or
industrial
activities
or
processes.
www.wastenot.ie/pport
*
waste
generated
as
a
result
of
manufacturing
or
industrial
processing
www.eco-tec-inc.com/g
*
Wastes
produced
in
large
quantities
from
factories,
industrial
plants,
and
mining
plants.
www.city.davis.ca.us/
*
Unwanted
materials
from
an
industrial
operation.
It
may
be
liquid,
sludge,
solid,
or
hazardous
waste.
www.deh.gov.au/settle
*
Waste
arising
from
factories
and
industrial
plants.
www.cornwall.gov.uk/E
*
Waste
arising
from
industrial
activities,
but
excluding
chemical
waste
and
construction
and
demolition
material.
www.etwb.gov.hk/press
*
Industrial
waste
is
a
waste
caused
by
industrial
factories
or
mills.
The
problem
began
along
with
the
outset
of
industrial
revolution.
Toxic
waste
and
chemical
waste
are
a
kind
of
industrial
waste.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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