1960 To 2009
1960 to 2009
1960 to 2009
Recovery33.8%Combustion11.9%Land Disposal54.3%Neg. less than 5,000 tons or 0.05 percent.
The PlanSustainable MaterialsManagementA NATIONAL APPROACH
Food Waste – Food Recovery ChallengeElectronicsState and Local GovernmentsFederal Government – Federal GreenChallengeMeasurement
www.epa.gov/smm/foodrecovery
Americanswasteenoughfood to fillthe RoseBowl everyday. (Bloom2007)
So, what exactly is foodwaste?Prepared, servedor cooked toomuchTotal Foodand DrinkWasteAvoidableNot used in timePossibly AvoidableOther(e.g. beet tops, stale breadfor croutons)Unavoidable(e.g. banana peels)Source: Household Food and Drink Waste in the UK (Quested and Johnson, 2009)
Cost Savings and Brand RecognitionSupporting Your CommunityReducing Environmental Impact
The FRC is a FREE, simple tool. You’ll receive free technicalassistance from regional EPA staff. Standardized metrics allow for easycomparison. Opportunity to learn about bestmanagement practices. Be recognized for your innovativework with food waste
Reduceyour costs Improve your image Feed your communities Protect your environment.
What is WasteWise?Who can join?Partners vs. EndorsersWhy become a Partner orEndorser?What are the benefits andrequirements?How do I join?15
Free, flexible, voluntary EPApartnership programAssists and recognizesorganizations who reduce waste —benefiting the organization’sbottom line and the environment16
Any type of organizationCan join as an Endorser, Partner orBoth.Partners – make decisions thataffect the amount of waste fromtheir facilitiesEndorsers – encourage potentialpartners to join WasteWise17
Three pronged approach to wastereduction:Waste preventionRecyclingPurchasing and/ormanufacturing recycledcontent products18
Cost SavingsAvoided disposal costsPurchasing savingsRaw materials cost savings formanufacturersRecycling revenueEnvironmental BenefitsWaste reduction benefitsClimate benefits (greenhouse gasemission reductions)Good PR19
Free Technical AssistanceIndividual attentionHelplineResources and PublicationsEPA RecognitionAwardsCase studies, articles, and Web site successstory featuresUse of WasteWise logoClimate ProfileRe-TRAC database20
ABC Company example to be created/inserted21
Compatibility with Mission, Goals,Business EffortGovernments / Solid Waste AgenciesHelps promote waste reduction and offeradditional incentivesRecyclersHelps emphasize and communicate thevalue in waste reduction Collect morematerialsFurther Demonstrate EnvironmentalStewardship22
Conduct aWasteWisemembership driveFeatureWasteWise in yourpublicationsOffer WasteWisepresentations atconferences andmeetingsSponsor a wastereduction awardsprogram Recognize WasteWisepartners Distribute WasteWisepublications Advertise your supportfor WasteWise Use the WasteWiselogo Provide technicalassistance23
ABB Inc.Anheuser-BuschChiefsCity of Kansas CityMaterialsCity of Lee’s SummitCity of St. PetersCovidien MallinckrodtUniv.DataServ LLCElliott LodgingFaultless Starch/Bon AmiHallmark CardsKansas CityMEMC ElectonicMO American WaterMonsantoNW Missouri StateQuaker OatsSCI Engineering Inc.Shoal Creek Golf
Spartech CorpSt. Louis Metallizing Co.St. Louis CardinalsUniv. of Missouri at ColumbiaUniv. of Missouri at Kansas CityWells Fargo
U.S. EPARegion 7National EPAWasteWiseProgramJennifer Dawani(913) seSteve Fishman913-551-7158Fishman.steve@epa.govHelpline1 (800) EPA-WISE26
Jim CallierSection ChiefResource Conservation andPollution Prevention SectionU.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency, Region 7(913) 551-7646callier.james@epa.gov
City of St. Peters Monsanto Covidien Mallinckrodt NW Missouri State Univ. DataServ LLC Quaker Oats Elliott Lodging SCI Engineering Inc. . Course Graybar Electric Sigma-Aldrich . Spartech Corp St. Louis Metallizing Co. St. Louis Cardinals Univ. of Missouri at Columbia Univ. of Missouri at
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Pre-1960 homes usually have more layers of lead-based paint than newer homes. Also, paint that was used before 1960 usually contained more lead than paint used after 1960. Homes built before 1960 are more likely to have peeling and chipping lead-based paint. In Iowa homes, many interior and exterior wood surfaces that were painted before 1960 haveFile Size: 2MBPage Count: 24
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work/products (Beading, Candles, Carving, Food Products, Soap, Weaving, etc.) ⃝I understand that if my work contains Indigenous visual representation that it is a reflection of the Indigenous culture of my native region. ⃝To the best of my knowledge, my work/products fall within Craft Council standards and expectations with respect to
UNIT 5 RESOURCES Global Struggles, 1941–1960 CHAPTER 13 A World in Flames, 1931–1941 CHAPTER 14 America and World War II, 1941–1945 CHAPTER 15 The Cold War Begins, 1945–1960 CHAPTER 16 Postwar America, 1945–1960 TAVMT 08_UR5_878505-7 5/24/07 10:04 PM Page 1
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