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Both processes will provide Falconbridge with products from something that until recently had been considered a waste product.

shipping and receiving docks, than it must control and treat storm water runoff streams exactly as any other potentially hazardous waste product.

Shops that cater to body builders sell large volumes of dietary supplements, especially products that combine the natural compound creatine with whey protein, a waste product of cheese making.

Once considered a waste product of birth, umbilical cord blood is now prized as a source of stem cells that can replace the diseased bone marrow of people with leukemia and other illnesses.

Banana fiber paper is made from the plant's stalk, a waste product that often clogs the rivers in which it is dumped.

* segregate foundry and municipal wastes...use monofill sites after establishing acceptable criteria for waste product disposal; monitor water wells for metallic leaching;

KIDNEY STONES Kidney stones are normally the waste product of the body's natural chemical processes and pass out of the kidneys in the urine.

EVERY football fan agrees they would not waste the waste product of a pre-match drink on Nicolas Anelka if they saw him on fire.

The researchers find similar attachments in another agricultural waste product that contains silicon.

The bacteria were methanogens, which feed on hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and acetate and give off methane gas as a waste product. Since hydrogenosomes, as they generate energy, emit lots of hydrogen, as well as some carbon dioxide and acetate, the methanogens had stumbled upon a feast inside the cell.

The new technique, which uses a biological catalyst, could help reduce the production of ammonium sulfate, by tonnage the chemical industry's number-one waste product, says AlliedSignal's Haya Zemel.

The oil from the cashew nut shell, normally a waste product of the food industry, seemed to hold some potential, so the researchers extracted and tested 16 compounds from it.