1 Moving Ahead: Impacts of the U-Waste Sunset 10 th LEA/CIWMB Conference Bahia Resort, San Diego October 16, 2007 Cynthia Dunn, CIWMB.

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1 Moving Ahead: Impacts of the U-Waste Sunset 10 th LEA/CIWMB Conference Bahia Resort, San Diego October 16, 2007 Cynthia Dunn, CIWMB

2 What Happened? Feb 8, 2002 Universal Waste Regulations took effect Households and CESQGs received a 4-year exemption Feb. 8, 2006 Household & CESQG exemption sunsets

3 What Did That Mean? Burden to local HHW programs Increase in materials collected Increase in program costs In addition to… AB 1125 Rechargeable Battery Recycling Act effective July 1, 2006 AB 2901 Cell Phone Recycling Act effective July 1, 2006

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6 How did the State Respond? U-Waste Infrastructure Workgroup U-Waste Action Plan HHW grant program California Take-It-Back Partnership Producer Responsibility

7 HHW Grant Program HD Cycle priorities HD15 – introduction of “Coordination” grants $500K non-competitive grants Short-term planning grant CA Product Stewardship Council

8 Take-it-Back Partnership Voluntary effort began in 2006 Collaboration of state & local government, businesses, utilities, and other organizations to provide free & convenient recycling opportunities for consumers Largely local government-funded

9 Producer Responsibility Initiatives Feb. – Strategic Directive 5: Producer Responsibility June – Producer Responsibility Workshop July – End-of-Life Report Sept. – Board adopted an EPR Framework with additional stakeholder input Nov. – Stakeholder Consultation Workshop on EPR Framework

10 Strategic Directive 5: Producer Responsibility It is a core value of the CIWMB that: Producers assume responsibility for safe stewardship of their materials in order to promote environmental sustainability

11 Strategic Directive 5: Producer Responsibility (cont’d) Foster “cradle-to-cradle” producer responsibility Use existing authority, seek statutory authority Analyze feasibility of various approaches to increasing producer responsibility include product design and packaging phases make recommendations annually

12 Strategic Directive 5: Producer Responsibility (cont’d) Build capacity and knowledge in CIWMB Develop and maintain relationships with stakeholders Result: Producer-financed and producer- managed systems for product discards

13 Why Producer Responsibility? More equitable distribution of costs Reduce burden on ratepayers and local jurisdictions Achieve environmental benefits Product design improvements Reduce solid waste, GHG, toxic components, energy & water consumption, air emissions Highest and best use of product/material

14 Ideal: Cradle-to-Cradle System Designers & Manufacturers Importers Extractors Miners Harvesters Converters (suppliers) Distributors Customer Technical materials reused or recycled Recyclers/dismantlers Biodegradable materials Retailers

15 Producer Responsibility Initiatives Feb. – Strategic Directive 5: Producer Responsibility June – Producer Responsibility Workshop July – End-of-Life Report Sept. – Board adopted an EPR Framework with additional stakeholder input Nov. – Stakeholder Consultation Workshop on EPR Framework

16 EPR Framework Based on British Columbia and European models Guide further discussion & development of product stewardship programs in CA May guide proposals to provide Board with authority to develop and carry out government roles and responsibilities

17 EPR Framework Elements Policy Goals Guiding Principles Definitions Roles and Responsibilities Governance Products/Product Categories Covered Program Effectiveness and Measurement

18 Producer Responsibility Initiatives Feb. – Strategic Directive 5: Producer Responsibility June – Producer Responsibility Workshop July – End-of-Life Report Sept. – Board adopted an EPR Framework with additional stakeholder input Nov. – Stakeholder Consultation Workshop on EPR Framework

19 Key Stakeholders Manufacturers (designers) Importers Retailers Consumers Haulers/collectors Recyclers/dismantlers/processors Governments Environmental/NP/advocacy organizations

20 What Were the Impacts? Mobilization of local government Provided opportunity for State to pursue EPR Gotten the attention of the Legislature

21 Questions? Cynthia Dunn, CIWMB Statewide Technical & Analytical Resources Div