They may also collect commercial waste if requested to do so, but are not obliged to provide this service.

The South Bronx was already handling 40 percent of the city's commercial waste.

He motioned toward a range with two commercial toxic waste dumps.

This would be added to the 14,000 tons of commercial waste already passing through the stations.

They are laid down as commercial, industrial and household waste.

In 1957, the city's burden had seemed to ease when it stopped collecting commercial waste.

The city's garbage plan calls for converting the paper station to accommodate commercial waste instead.

Around 24 per cent of this total is industrial or commercial waste.

A number of these pits are now being used as landfill sites for domestic and commercial waste.

At this point, almost all of the city's commercial waste is exported out of state.