Translation of "Müll produzieren" in English

Only we humans make waste that nature can't digest.

Those little bacteria buggers eat the slop and produce methane.

And at the same time it’s scary, what incredible tonnes of waste we produce.

What if cities no longer produced waste?

Cities consume energy and raw materials, produce waste and pollutants, and overload their transportation systems.

It’s done due to a number of reasons: to save money, reduce waste or live more environmentally friendly.

Would we perhaps then have to call on the public to produce more and more of this waste, which would certainly enable us to meet the targets we have set ourselves?

The second consequence is that new products and services must be constantly introduced regardless of functional utility generating endless waste.

When our guests see the rubbish floating on the beaches or in the waters of Komodo National Park, their first thought is about “them”, the Indonesian, local people who produce that rubbish.

Furthermore, the characters lack color and most importantly depth which particularly a story about unrequited love is in strong need of, if you don't want to produce some kind of trash which even giggling schoolgirls will consider being lowbrow.

It is important for us to produce less waste in our operations, for example, by process streamlining and identifying the possibilities for waste recovery.

Even such persons as take care to produce as little waste as possible still need a system to separate recyclable materials from the residual waste.

In Zygmunt Bauman's Wasted Lives, he describes how today's economic and political systems produce vast amounts of "waste": unemployment, homeless, stateless, asylum seekers – people no one needs and no one wants and who are "deposited" somewhere.

This might correlate with my personal opinion that we all produce too much garbage and that this company (hopefully) works hard to reduce this flood and to recycle as much as possible.

At Christof Industries, we think it is safe to assume that our society will continue to produce waste in the coming decades.

Under the banner of 'Zero Waste', a movement is currently forming whose members have adjusted their personal lifestyles to produce as little rubbish as possible.

I would recommend that we shut down all radio-active facilities, turn them into interim deposits (since deconstruction cannot be financed, anyway), instal better protection against accidents, such as plane crashes (than we currently have in the facilities) and – above all – no longer produce radio-active waste.

This includes reducing the energy and water we use, as well as the solid and liquid waste we produce.

It's also the right of individuals to make porno films, sell defective products, become televangelists, generate mountains of landfill.

The aim of the whole thing is certainly not, as often wrongly assumed, to recycle as much of his waste as possible, but on the contrary not to produce any rubbish at all.

It is helpful to remember the five basic steps in order to gradually reduce waste also in the bathroom.

This raises a question that is natural, urgent perhaps, but strangely seldom asked. Do we really have to generate so much rubbish?

All countries are to take action while the rich countries should take the lead, to reduce waste generation, manage chemicals and other wastes in an environmentally sound way throughout their life cycle, waste less food and reduce post-harvest losses.