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...ed to trap mercury emissions from [[coal-fired power station]]s, medical [[Incineration|incinerators]], and from [[natural gas]] at the wellhead. This carbon is a

...municipal]] and [[hazardous waste]], [[crematoria]], and [[sewage sludge]] incineration. This is a significant underestimate due to limited information, and is lik ...rs into the environment through the improper disposal (e.g., land filling, incineration) of certain products. Products containing mercury include: auto parts, [[ba

...with many plastics, is also an excellent candidate for thermal disposal ([[incineration]]), as it is composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, with only trace amou

===Incineration===

...nergy generation, as a fuel in cement kilns, [[landfill|landfilling]] or [[incineration]].

...elated activities, nonferrous metals production, and municipal solid waste incineration.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> However, there have been a few instances of genera

A '''burn pit''' is an area devoted to [[Incineration#Burn_pile|open-air combustion]] of [[waste|trash]]. Modern waste contains s ...ure but remained open long after alternative methods of disposal such as [[incineration]] were available. After some years the American military did adopt other me

...I as a major storage and maintenance site, a role it continues to serve as incineration progresses. Most of the old site of Fort McClellan was incorporated into A

...tion amplifiers are synonymous. This false impression has often caused the incineration of differential amplifiers in large common mode applications where an isola