Waste Management Strategy

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Environmental harm will only occur if wastes are not managed properly, especially where there is the potential for hydrocarbon waste and waste water to cause land, water or groundwater contamination.

The waste management strategies proposed for the Project consider waste management from the concept and planning stages through design, construction and operation. Waste planning for the Project allows for considerable flexibility in the management of all wastes. Adequate separation of components of the waste stream at the point of generation will be practiced by the Project. For example steel, glass, paper and aluminium cans, will be segregated.Maintaining segregation of different types of waste during generation, storage or transportation, makes recovery achievable. The appropriate management and storage of wastes will prevent on-site and off-site pollution and enhance opportunities for reuse or recycling. Waste that is not regulated will be sent for disposal to landfill if other options have been ruled out.
Photo processing, including X-Ray development fluid waste. Member lines have agreed to minimize the discharge ...
... of silver into the marine environment through the use of best available technology that will reduce the silver content of the waste stream below levels specified by prevailing regulations.Dry-cleaning waste fluids and contaminated materials. Member lines have agreed to prevent the discharge of chlorinated dry-cleaning fluids, sludge, contaminated filter materials and other dry-cleaning waste byproducts into the environment
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Print shop waste fluids. Member lines have agreed to prevent the discharge of hazardous wastes from printing materials (inks) and cleaning chemicals into the environment.

Photo copying and laser printer cartridges. Member lines have agreed to initiate procedures so as to maximize the return of photo copying and laser printer cartridges for recycling. In any event, these cartridges will be landed ashore.

Unused and outdated pharmaceuticals. Member lines have agreed to ensure that unused and/or outdated pharmaceuticals are effectively and safely disposed of in accordance with legal and environmental requirements.

Fluorescent and mercury vapor lamp bulbs. Member lines have agreed to prevent the release of mercury into the environment from spent fluorescent and mercury vapor lamps by assuring proper recycling or by using other acceptable means of disposal.

The Project will not generate many wastes that have a market demand. There are likely to be opportunities to reuse and recycle aluminium cans, some containers such as glass bottles, paper and scrap steel. Some other wastes will be recycled or reused on site, such as pallets, or disposed of by waste management contractors. The Project will review the marketability of its waste for recycling and reuse on a regular basis.

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