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Lets Talk Some Trash Let s Talk Some Trash A April 19, 2012 il 19 2012 Danielle Forget Shield, P.E. 9 Seconds Waste is Fascinating Waste is Fascinating U d Undercover Dirty Jobs Dirty Jobs B Boss Toy Story 3 The Pitch The Sopranos p


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Let’s Talk Some Trash Let s Talk Some Trash

A il 19 2012 April 19, 2012 Danielle Forget Shield, P.E.

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9 Seconds

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Waste is Fascinating Waste is Fascinating U d Dirty Jobs Undercover B Dirty Jobs Boss Toy Story 3 The Pitch The Sopranos p

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History History

500 BC – Athens – first organized landfill 1031 – Japan – first recorded paper recycling p p p y g 1690 – Philadelphia – recycle paper manufacturing 1840’s – first recycling companies…some carry on today 1874 – curbside recycling begins in Baltimore, MD 1895 NYC requires household sorting: organics ashes 1895 – NYC requires household sorting: organics, ashes, street sweepings 1897 – NYC sort facility: paper, metals, carpet, bags, twine, rubber, horsehair 1904 – first aluminum can recycling plants – Chicago & Cleveland 1920’s – reclaim wetlands by landfilling 1955 – single use items become “necessities” of modern life 1959 – ASCE publishes guidelines on compaction & daily cover 1959 – ASCE publishes guidelines on compaction & daily cover 1965 – Congress passes Solid Waste Disposal Act 1968 – WMI founded and BFI opens first landfill – McCarty Rd. 1976 – RCRA 1987 – Mobro and Medical Waste Crisis 1989 – The Garbage Project – newspaper and bananas 1994 – RCRA Subtitle D

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From The Curb From The Curb

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To To……

  • Transfer Station
  • Landfill

54%

  • Landfill
  • Incineration
  • MRF
  • Recycle Sort Center
  • Commodity Market
  • Product Creation

* 6 million people x 4 43 lbs = 26 580 000 lbs/day = 13 290 tpd 6 million people x 4.43 lbs 26,580,000 lbs/day 13,290 tpd * @ 54% = 7,177 tpd disposal, assume 1300 lbs/cy or 0.65 ton/cy * 11,042 cy/day disposal needed EVERY DAY in Houston area

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11,000 cyd per day 11,000 cyd per day

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Landfills in Texas Landfills in Texas

www.tceq.org

Types N b Numbers Locations

127 Counties with 190 Active Landfills

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Creating A New Landfill Creating A New Landfill

 Environmental Impact Study to determine:

  • Land Use
  • Geology
  • Storm Water
  • Ground Water

Ground Water

  • Wildlife Impact
  • Historical or Archeological Issues

 P it  Permits  Funding

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A Traditional Landfill

Waste is isolated from the surrounding environment Waste is isolated from the surrounding environment.

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Building The Landfill

  • Bottom liner system
  • Leachate collection

system

  • Methane collection

system

  • Covering or cap
  • Storm water drainage

system

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Ph i O ti Phasing Operations

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The “Right” Thing The Right Thing OR

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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle I i A W k Innovation At Work

HPP

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What Motivates You?