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Business Impact on the Environment: Mitigation through Resource Efficiency Roger Wilson

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Business Impact on the Environment: Mitigation through Resource Efficiency. Roger Wilson. Releases to air. Nuisance. Solid Waste:. Noise & Other Nuisance. Discharge to Water. Discharge to Sewer. Ground Contamination:. National Research. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Business Impact on the Environment: Mitigation through Resource Efficiency

Business Impact on the Environment:

Mitigation through Resource Efficiency

Roger Wilson

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Noise & Other Nuisance

Releases to air

Discharge to WaterDischarge to Sewer

Nuisance

Ground Contamination:

Solid Waste:

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The UK Government Industry and businesses

You, personally Your local community

1. No influence 11 10 26 17 2. A little influence 13 17 45 40 3. Some influence 21 21 21 29 4. A large influence 52 50 7 12Don't Know 3 3 1 3

79

21

concernedunconcernedHow much influence do

you think … can have on limiting Climate Change?

How concerned are you about the impact of Climate Change in the UK?

National Research

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European Commission Data …

“… raise concerns that householders can do little to save the environment.

Instead, big companies need to cut their carbon dioxide emissions if climate change is to be halted.”

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Solutions to Climate Change Adapt to changes

New products New processes New lifestyles

Mitigate the causes Consume less Be more efficient Change our behaviour

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Solutions? Adapt to changes

New products New processes New lifestyles

Mitigate the causes Consume less Be more efficient Change our behaviour

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Government Action To change our behaviour

Legislation Taxation Support

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Trends in Environmental Legislation Dilution is the solution to pollution

(up to 1970s)

Treatment is the solution to pollution (1980s)

Prevention is the solution to pollution (1990s)

Producer responsibility is the solution to pollution (2000s)

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Noise & Other NuisanceEPA Part III ‘90COPA ‘74

Releases to airEPA ‘90PPCA ‘99Clean Air Act ‘93

Discharge to WaterWRA ‘91Oil Storage RegsAnti-Pollution Works Regs

Discharge to SewerWater Ind Act ‘91

NuisanceEPA Part III ‘90

Ground Contamination: EPA Part IIA ‘90Cont Land Regs ‘00

Solid Waste: EPA Part II ‘90EP (DoC) Regs ‘91

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Waste

18%

16%17%

4%

7%

12%

8%18%

Agriculture

I ndustry

Demolition &ConstructionCommercial

Household

Dredged Spoils

Sewage Sludge

Mining &Quarrying

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Site Waste Management Plans Voluntary Code of Practice launched July 2004 Incorporated into Clean Neighbourhoods &

Environment Act 2005, Part 5 Chapter 3 Section 54 Required by some LAs under planning process Formal consultation 2 April until 9 July 2007 Parliamentary process after consultation Expected to come into force – 6 April 2008 Mandatory, but expected to be self regulatory

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SWMPs & Construction Process

NewbuildRefurbishment

Refurbishment

Demolition Protocol

Planning

Design out waste

Recycled content

ContractsContractorsMaterials

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Plan to Avoid This!

Poor housekeepingPoor risk management• Health & Safety • EnvironmentPoor financial control

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Landfill TaxYear(s) Active Waste

£/tonneInactive Waste

£/tonne

96-99 7 2

99-00 10 2

00-01 11 2

01-02 12 2

02-03 13 2

03-04 14 2

04-05 15 2

05-06 18 2

06-07 21 2

07-08 24 2

08-09 32 2.50

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What is Envirowise? Government Programme est.1994 FREE & CONFIDENTIAL

help for all businesses Promotes better environmental

practices that reduce business costs through a focus on Resource Efficiency

Shows that environmental improvements can actually Save Money

Reduce – Re-use – Recycle Waste Management Legal Advice

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Resource Efficiency

Making the most of available resources:

raw materials, water, energy, equipment, fixed assets

Thereby reducing waste and increasing profitability of industry & commerce

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Waste Hierarchy Eliminate Reduce Re-use Recover

Recycle Energy Compost

Dispose Treat & dispose

Highest Priority

Lowest Priority

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Industry SectorsCeramicsElectronicsEngineeringFood & DrinkFoundriesFurnitureGlassConstruction

Metal FinishingPaper & BoardPlasticsPrintingRetail Supply ChainSpeciality ChemicalsTextilesCommerce

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Average 4% of turnover for manufacturing.

Up to 15% of project cost for construction.

True Cost of Waste

Waste Disposal Costs & Taxes

Poor Quality/DamagedRaw Materials

Energy, Water & Labour Costs & Taxes

Time ManagingMaterials, Rework& Waste

Poor Work & Rework

Wasted Raw & ConsumableMaterials

Design Driven Waste

True Cost of Waste

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Rules of Thumb SavingsYear-on-year savings:

Manufacturing 1% of turnover or £1000/employee

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Envirowise Services Helpline Publications Workshops & seminars Website & e newsletters Site visits to businesses Water Technology List Support for BSOs, RECs & SCPs Signposting to local services FREE & CONFIDENTIAL

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Helpline Freephone 0800 585 794

Any environmental or resource efficiency question

2 hours free specialist advice Signposting to other sources of

information - especially local Requests for publications Requests for visits

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www.envirowise.gov.uk News Events Publications Interactive Helpline pages Regional information pages REC map and information Email notification of what’s new Links to other sites

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Free Site Visits to Companies

• Counselling Visit - Specific Problems • Legislation• Technology

• designtrack<< Visit• Savings from Smarter Design

• FastTrack Visit• Getting Started on Waste Minimisation

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Resource Efficiency in Practice

Commitment to Action

Organisation for Action

Baseline

Options for Improvement

Actions

Monitoring & Review

Dissemination

Preparation

Journey

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Scope to SaveCOLUMN 1

Resources and servicesCOLUMN 2Quantity

COLUMN 3Cost per

year £

COLUMN 4Scope to

save%

COLUMN 5Estimate of

scope to save £

COLUMN 6Ranking of

priority(Highest = 1)

Raw materials:First most used Second most used Third most used All other materials

Packaging Ancillary materials Consumables Energy:Electricity Heat for process and space heating e.g. gas and fuel oilVehicle fuel

Water Trade effluent Solid and liquid waste

1 to 5% 1 to 5% 1 to 5% 1 to 5%

10 to 90%

5 to 20%

10 to 30%

5 to 20%10 to 30%

10 to 30%

20 to 80%20 to 80%10 to 50%

Total

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Waste Mapping

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Boxes, Shrinkwrap& pallets

WaterEnergy

EffluentPeelings / scourings/offcuts

Flavour lossesWaste cleaning materials

EffluentMud Potatoes - green

- undersized- sprouting

Potatoes Chipco Ltd - Process FlowsheetStorage

Washing / Sorting

Energy Scouring/Shaping

FlavouringsCleaning materials

Foil Packaging

OffcutsWater

Waste oilProduct losses

Scrap packagingproduct

Scrap packaging

Energy

OilEnergy

Energy

Slice / Agitate

Fry

Flavour

Boxed

Warehouse

Air Dry Oven

Pack

Air Dry Oven

Salt Water Rinse Salt Water WaterSalt

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If you don’t measure it, you can’t manage it!

How will you know if you have won?

You cannot Identify options Prioritise options Justify investment Motivate

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Gloucestershire RECs North – centred on Tewkesbury South - centred on Stonehouse Contact details

Alex Steele University of Gloucestershire Tel: 01242 714 563 Email: [email protected]

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Action Plans – register interest TODAY

Helpline: 0800 585794www.envirowise.gov.uk

Carole Bond, Envirowise SW Regional Support01225 852533

[email protected]

Paul Gilbert, Envirowise SW Regional Manager0870 190 3832

[email protected]

Envirowise Contact Details