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Jan Canterbury Office of Solid Waste June 2007 WASTEWISE COMMUNITIES Climate, Energy & Waste Connection
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Impacts of Climate Change oIntense, more frequent storms oFlooding of coastal areas including beaches and bay marshes oIncreased rains in some regions; decreased rains in other regions. oIncreased distribution of infectious diseases
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Product Life Cycle—Linear CO2 CH4
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Product Life Cycle —> Cyclical Climate, Energy & Waste Connection
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Climate Change… Energy & Waste Connection Waste increases: o Production costs o Use of natural resources o Volume of waste in landfills Greenhouse Gas (GHGs) emissions Global Climate Change WasteWise Partners reduce GHGs… equivalent to taking 5.8 million cars off the road.
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Waste Reduction Model (WARM) WARM… Online Summary Report WR Tonnage GHG Emissions
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Climate Profile
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WW Partners’ “ Climate Profiles” Companies… and Cities… can take actions to reduce waste & track their Climate Footprint Cool…!
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WasteWise Projects oTo both reduce Waste and GHGs, EPA is working with Partners & Stakeholders through existing and new projects… such as oWasteWise, Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT) and oRecycle-on-the-Go PAYT
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WW Communities Join us…Act Now! WasteWise Conference “Partnering for Sustainability” Nov 14 th Mariott Hotel – Metro Center Washington, DC
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