dumping [ˈdʌmpɪŋ] N ECON
- dumping
- dumping m
dumping ground N
- dumping ground
- składowisko nt
anti-dumping duty N ECON
I. dump [dʌmp] VB trans
2. dump (get rid of):
5. dump (sell):
credential dumping N
- credential dumping COMPUT
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The first rights-based municipal laws prohibited corporations from monopolizing agriculture (factory farming), and banned corporate waste dumping within municipal jurisdictions.
en.wikipedia.org The third reason for a tariff involves addressing the issue of dumping.
en.wikipedia.org Because of their vastness oceans also act as a convenient dumping ground for human waste.
en.wikipedia.org These threats include timber collection, urban dumping, industrial rock and sand extraction, agriculture, transportation, and tourism.
en.wikipedia.org It was soon after this started that dumping became illegal.
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