#waste processing

[dreamweardesigns]

How to Set Up a Wastes Management Businesses

Beginning a waste management enterprise may be a profitable and critical career in today's world. Here's a breakdown of the important thing steps to get you commenced:

 Define your area of interest: 

Not all waste is created the same. Production websites produce more waste than households or hospitals. Studies diverse waste streams and discover a spot you could cater to. This can be primarily based on the sort of waste (e.g., risky substances, electronics), or the client base (e.g., residential, commercial).

  

Craft a marketing strategy:  

This roadmap will manual your choices and cozy funding.  Define your offerings, target market, competitive analysis, advertising and marketing approach, and economic projections.

 Cozy allows and Licenses: 

Policies vary with the aid of vicinity, so research the allows and licenses required to perform on your region.  Touch your neighborhood environmental employer and enterprise registration office for specifics.

 Financing Your enterprise:  Startup expenses can include motors, systems, and advertising. Explore investment options like personal financial savings, small commercial enterprise loans, or offers in particular for green businesses.

 Invest in the proper gadget:

 The kind of system you will want depends on your preferred area of interest.  For a simple series, you would possibly start with a truck and packing containers.  Some niches might also require specialized automobiles or processing gadgets.

  Gather Your Team:

Depending on the scale of your operations, you may need to lease drivers, waste handlers, and an administrative body of workers. Make sure your team gets the right education on protection guidelines and waste dealing with processes.

 Construct Relationships:  

Community with potential customers and set up partnerships with recycling facilities or landfills.  Presenting splendid customer service and reliable waste disposal is key to retaining clients.

 * Promote Your commercial enterprise: expand a marketing approach that reaches your target audience. This can include growing a website, social media presence, or direct outreach to potential customers.

 Stay Compliant:  

The waste control enterprise is heavily regulated.  Staying up to date on environmental policies and adhering to the right disposal practices is vital to your commercial enterprise's achievement.

 Include Sustainability:

  Look for ways to decrease waste and maximize recycling in your operations.  This will involve providing recycling offerings or partnering with centers that prioritize green practices.

By following these steps and engaging in thorough research, you may set up a thriving waste management commercial enterprise that fulfills a crucial need in your community.

[why-the-heck-not]

understanding academic concepts got me blushing swinging my legs giggling

[clumsypuppy]

horrible truth bomb dropped on my head 20 min ago

[spiralshells]

Made of carcinogens and love

[badninken]

King of Spider Miles

I was going for 'postcard that the Donquixote Family very generously sends to potential business partners in the shitty little town they chose to reside in, so the people will know what their ruler / local mafia boss pirate looks like'

Nah but, I fell for a fictional town that gets almost no screen time at all. I just love that Doflamingo picked a literal garbage dump as his base of operations, sticking his Family into this fortress-looking waste processing plant, allegedly taking in like 100 hopeful but ultimately useless kids as mobster pirate apprentices and then losing all of them because his weirdo brother beat them and threw them in the trash until they ran off crying. What an era.

The landscape of scrap heaps, smoke stacks, industrial brick buildings and the name all speak to my imagination. It's like, Machinarium and Peaky Blinders meets Law's Little Nightmares-esque experience of being a tiny kid in a big hat amongst HUGE monster men. Just very into the Spider Miles vibes and the potential of that place aesthetically.

I also want to know if Doflamingo could use the constant chimney smoke and smog to create sky paths. Just create spiderwebs in the sky all over town and take a little walk.

[wattemeer]

“But someday you'll find somebody and love him and love him and never let him go.”

[fairsweetlonging]

consider the irony of MQF being concerned SY's going to develop a heart demon. especially if having a heart demon weakens you in some way, like it feeding off your qi so you're more likely to die and allow it to manifest into the real world. of course SY hears "heart demon" and is like ur calling me mentally ill? rude!! and ends the conversation before getting the best possible lead he could get on what the creature stalking him is without SQH's help

ANON THAT IS HILARIOUS

at first i thought you were going to say the irony was that mu qingfang was trying to prevent a heart demon from growing while one was already there, but it got even better.

this kind of obliviousness would be right up shen yuan's alley. poor mu qingfang is just being concerned, noticing that shen yuan hasn't been feeling very well, has been distracted and nervous and tired, seemingly on edge all the time. because of the dating sim aspect of the game, mu qingfang and shen yuan share ample moments together, and mu qingfang takes the chance to have a talk with shen yuan.

mu qingfang tries to explain the concept of "heart demons" to at least make him aware that this is a real issue. he explains that a heart demon is a significant disturbance in one's emotional regulation or behavior, manifestations of inner imbalance, causing mood swings, nightmares, disorientation, then hallucinations, voices, paranoia.

of course, shen yuan manages to miss the point entirely and just stare at mu qingfang thinking "did you just call me bipolar and schizophrenic in one sentence?? excuse me???"

i love the idea that, in game, this moment was an important hint to solving the mystery of the player's past, but it went entirely over shen yuan's head. funny thing is that if shen yuan was playing the game from behind his screen, he would have called this scene "way too obvious" and "practically giving the mystery away". go figure.

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Researchers have developed two unique energy-efficient and cost-effective systems that use urea found in urine and wastewater to generate hydrogen. The unique systems reveal new pathways to economically generate 'green' hydrogen, a sustainable and renewable energy source, and the potential to remediate nitrogenous waste in aquatic environments. Typically, hydrogen is generated through the use of electrolysis to split water into oxygen and hydrogen. It is a promising technology to help address the global energy crisis, but the process is energy intensive, which renders it cost-prohibitive when compared to extracting hydrogen from fossil fuels (grey hydrogen), itself an undesirable process because of the carbon emissions it generates.

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[mering]

‘Do ‘You know nothing? Do you see nothing? Do you remember ‘Nothing?’

[kishavo]

he would not fucking wear that but let's indulge

[loz-chainsofcorruption]

"It was supposed to be me." Hot, angry tears rolled down Zelda's cheeks as she stared at the ground between them.

Though he couldn't yet bring himself to look at her face, Link fought past the burning ache in his chest to keep his voice level as he replied, "We decided it would be better if it were me. What if you couldn't use your power against yourself afterwards?"

"Why didn't you tell me?!" she cried. 

He glanced her way long enough to see her eyes, hurting, pleading, staring at him. He looked away again, hugging his arms. His fingers felt cold. Every part of him felt cold.

"Because you would try to stop me."

Unable to refute his words, she didn't reply for a moment. Instead, her gaze dropped to her hands. Weapons. Weapons she'd have to… Zelda shook her head. "I- I can't do this to you, Link.”

Link finally looked at her, determination in his gaze. "You know we don't have a choice, Zelda. I can't contain him within me much longer. You must do this."

Already, he felt shaky. Weaker. It was only a matter of time before the evil would force it's way back out, probably killing Link in the process, and dooming Hyrule.

Zelda’s fists clenched. "But splitting you into fragments like this- you'll lose yourself, Link! You'll be changed forever!"

Willing his body to stand straighter, to lift his head, he replied, "And if that's what it takes to save Hyrule, so be it."

"Then let me do it,” the princess insisted, pressing a hand to her chest.

"No. I told you, it's too risky. Besides…” Link paused, posture sinking a little again. “This kingdom needs its princess more than it needs a random boy."

Zelda took several steps closer, then stopped. Her voice wobbled as her fingers rose towards him, then dropped. "But I need the boy. I need you, Link."

"No, Zelda.” He closed the final distance, taking her hands in his, searching her gaze. “You were fine before you knew me. You'll be alright without me."

Their gazes stayed locked, one firm and the other’s pleading slowly shifting to sorrowful resignation, until a pang in Link's chest had him sucking in a small breath of pain and pulling away.

He reached back for the Master Sword. Link ran his fingers gently over the hilt and down the sheath, then pressed the beloved sword to his forehead.

"Take care of her,” he murmured before holding the sword out for the princess to take. He stepped away again, backing up a good distance and steeling himself, pressing shaking fingers into his legs. "I'm ready."

"...I'm sorry,” Zelda whispered.

"Don't be. I'll see you on the other side." He dug deep, past the fuzziness in his mind and the muck in his veins, and pulled out his best grin and a mock salute.

Zelda gave him a watery smile in turn, then lifted her hands, a glow starting to surround them.

He closed his eyes and braced himself.

It struck like a thousand hornets.

He didn't want to scream. Didn't want to make this harder on Zelda than it already was, but a raw cry of pain tore itself from his throat unbidden. He felt as though he were being ripped apart in every direction, stretched paper thin across time and space. White hot pain seemed to consume him, eating up his limbs, climbing into his head and clawing his brain to pieces. This is for Hyrule, he told himself as another gutteral sound he could barely recognize as his own rolled out of his throat. For Zelda. Like a mantra, he tried to focus on that thought. For Hyrule. For Zelda. For Hy... rule... For... For... Who? Where? For… 

Blankness swallowed him whole.

Zelda watched in horror as Link gripped at his head, crying out in agony. The air around him rippled and twisted, hissing and shifting. Link himself seemed to flicker, copies of his appearance stretching across the air, colors and shapes jumping.

Then light consumed him and Zelda shielded her face. 

When it began to fade, she slowly lowered her hands.

"...Link?"

Blinking spots from her vision, she watched as the last of the light faded, revealing…

She stared at the boy before her, so very different than the one she knew.

“Link?” she repeated softly, timidly.

Hopefully.

The boy stared blankly at her. With a voice as unfeeling as his gaze, he said "... Not Link,” then turned and ran. 

[fisheito]

Thinking bout that specific behaviour where someone eats somethign and starts to make a "this is yucky" face and the mom of the group naturally reaches out ezpecting a spitout

[blueblurbbaskets]

admittedly I don't think about VLD much anymore but every so often I remember how stupid the whole "oh Lotor is draining Alteans of their energies therefore he's evil" set up was given that it was established in the first episode of the show that Haggar could sense Altean energy across the universe. Like if she could sense one single ship being activated and use that plus Zarkon's connection to the Black Lion to track the protagonists down in a matter of days, it's completely reasonable to assume that she could track down an entire colony of hidden Alteans if their quintessence ever got too strong or whatever. There was absolutely a way in-universe to establish that Lotor's actions were horrible but stemming from a reasonable motivation of "don't get fucking caught because the entire colony is gonna get nuked if it's discovered".

[oregoncoastfox]

Just the two best lancers I own hanging out and having a great time bonding over being ancient, often-hated and almost always misunderstood beings who just want normal lives. Just a relaxing girls' day at the beach doing what anyone would enjoy.

Art by the eternally delightful @wishem

[goyurim]

still thinking about that scene where hae seong confronts dong min in the alley about using his name instead of the actual bully's in the bullying trial. dong min thinks hae seong is mad at him, because hae seong is the only real friend dong min has ever had, and on the surface it looks like dong min sold him out. and if hae seong were a regular high schooler, this would be the case. it would be a tragic fallout of a potentially pure friendship, victim to higher powers at play. and the boys would end up resenting one another, not the real enemy.

but hae seong is actually there to get dong min to confess that he was threatened to use hae seong's name. it's not like hae seong doesn't already know this, but because hae seong is an nis agent, it's his job to gather evidence before acting on a hunch. and i love how that's been a consistent theme in this show, that you have to become powerful in order to make a difference. su a mentions this with her student that she failed to protect, that "powerless justice is just another name for incompetence". it's one of my favourite lines of the show because it might seem counterintuitive at first - why would you want to eat at the very table where they're plotting to murder you? wouldn't you become just like them if you aspire to be as powerful as them?

it makes me think about the "eat the rich" mentality, how we hate people sitting in their ivory towers built upon the blood and bones of the very people they're exploting. and rightly so! these people deserve zero respect! but the system they've created puts the average person at a disadvantage, in a way that using your voice to simply hate them is going to get you nowhere. your heart may be in the right place, which is necessary, but it's not enough. in order to really crumble the system, you need to first become part of the system. you need to know it inside out in order to reform it. hae seong's superior's lie to him about his father. he still does the mission they put him on anyway. su a wants to protect her students. she has to secure her position as a permanent teacher before she can do that. personal ambition is not inherently evil or selfish. using that ambition to be a driving force of change - having that intent as your foundation - can be one of the purest things someone does. and sometimes it makes you look like you've succumbed to the very people that have used you. but if your motivations are grounded in good, it doesn't matter what it looks like on the outside.

[7-oh-ta1]

Ten years later I'm still grappling with that Leandra scene after her death that Varric quickly admits to his interrogator didn't really happen but he wrote into his book because he believed Hawke deserved that to be said to her in a very dark moment of her life, that he wanted to give her peace. The fact that, while touching to hear from Leandra, these were actually the words Varric wanted to tell her but was a hell of a better writer than comforting friend.

"[...] Taming the shadows with questionable wit. The best of him is still with you. The best of all of us. You will always have that. We will always be family. It'll be alright."

These are the words Varric wanted to tell Hawke. This is the conversation he wanted to have, despite admitting to Hawke when they spoke in person that he "was never really good at this kind of thing". He wanted to tell Hawke, "We will always be family".

He wanted to say, "It'll be alright".