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Thursday, 27 June 2018 Tackling Legacy Waste ir. Janna Poortinga
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Identification waste streams Identification problems Remediation
Introduction Quantification Identification waste streams Identification problems Remediation Rehabilitation and aftercare Slide 2/10 Introduction Quantification Identification waste Identification problems Remediation Rehabilitation and aftercare
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Big Rivers Region Waste Management Working Group (BRRWMWG)
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Legacy Waste “Landfill or waste disposal sites that have had little or no management and usually have existed before 1990.” Slide 4/10 Introduction Quantification Identification waste Identification problems Remediation Rehabilitation and aftercare
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Quantification Legacy Waste site
Site History check Outer Boundaries Volume On-site and off-site receptors 2000 2002 Slide 5/10 Introduction Quantification Identification waste Identification problems Remediation Rehabilitation and aftercare
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Construction and Demolition waste
Identification Waste Streams TYRES ASBESTOS BATTERIES SCRAP METAL GLASS Batteries Who: Heavy metals, sulfuric acid How: Fires, groundwater, soil What: Organ damage, cancer, developmental issues, birth defects, blindness, skin burns, death Priority: high Tyres Who: Heavy metals, PAHs, PCBs How: Fires, groundwater, soil, vermin and mosquitos What: Cancer, developmental issues, infertility, respiratory issues Priority: high Asbestos Who: Asbestos fibres How: Air What: Pleural disease, asbestosis, lung cancer, mesothelioma Priority: high Scrap Metal Who: Tetanus How: Cuts What: Muscle spasms, suffocation, heart attack Priority: low Plastics Who: BPA, PCB, DEHP, VOCs, PFOS How: Fires, groundwater, soil, direct ingestion What: hormone disruptive, reproductive issues, cancer, respiratory issues, entanglement, internal blockage Priority: High Construction and Demolition waste Who: None How: None What: None Priority: None (caution: asbestos) Glass Who: None How: None What: None Priority: None Green Waste Who: None How: Fires What: None Priority: Low Oil Who: Heavy metals, PAHs, PCBs How: Fires, groundwater, soil What: Cancer, developmental issues, infertility, respiratory issues Priority: High Paint and chemicals Who: Rat poison, pesticides, paint, anti-freeze and cleaning agents How: Fires, groundwater, soil, direct exposure What: Cancer, birth defects, infertility, acute poisoning, respiratory problems Priority: High High High High Low None C&D OIL PAINTS & CHEMICALS PLASTICS GREEN WASTE High Low None High High Slide 6/10 Introduction Quantification Identification waste Identification problems Remediation Rehabilitation and aftercare
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Identification Problems
Air testing Soil testing Water testing Blood testing Slide 7/10 Introduction Quantification Identification waste Identification problems Remediation Rehabilitation and aftercare
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Remediation Physical Chemical Biological Excavation, isolation
Fixation, soil washing Biological Phytoremediation Slide 8/10 Introduction Quantification Identification waste Identification problems Remediation Rehabilitation and aftercare
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Rehabilitation and aftercare
Aftercare period Future use Monitoring Vegetation Operation treatment system (if applicable) Slide 9/10 Introduction Quantification Identification waste Identification problems Remediation Rehabilitation and aftercare
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“With all waste and pollution, someone somewhere pays for it…”
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