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MAGNA ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPMAGNA ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP

Design,

Build

operateintegrated solutions for waste

management

SOLVING TOMORROWS ENVIRONMENTALPROBLEMS TODAY


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WasteWaste ClassificationsClassifications

CONTROLLEDWASTEHousehold Waste

Industrial Waste

Commercial Waste

SPECIAL WASTE

Controlled waste consisting of,or contaminated with,substances which make it

dangerous to life



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TraditionalTraditional SolutionsSolutionsOffered by the IndustryOffered by the Industry

Collect

Haul

Bury



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The Dawn of aThe Dawn of a NewNewApproachApproach

Magna Environmental Services



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Project Design Premise

There is Money to be made in

Recycling when the recovered

materials are processed to add

value before leaving the Facility.



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Project DesignProject Design CycleCycle

Project Design Premise:Project Design Premise:There is Money to be made inThere is Money to be made in

Recycling when the recoveredRecycling when the recovered

materials are processed to addmaterials are processed to add

value before leaving thevalue before leaving the

Facility.Facility.



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Project DesignProject Design CycleCycle

Project Design Premise:Project Design Premise:

There is Money to be made inThere is Money to be made inRecycling when the recoveredRecycling when the recovered



Facility.Facility.

Classification of Materials inClassification of Materials inthe Contracted Waste Streamthe Contracted Waste Stream



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ProjectProject DesignDesign CycleCycleProject Design Premise:Project Design Premise:




Facility.Facility.


Identify Markets forIdentify Markets forRecovered MaterialsRecovered Materials



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ProjectProject DesignDesign CycleCycle





Facility.Facility.



Brokers/ ProcessorsBrokers/ Processors

Ferrous MetalsFerrous Metals

Non Ferrous MetalsNon Ferrous Metals

FiberFiber

Shipping & HandlingShipping & Handling

RequirementsRequirements



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Project Design CycleProject Design Cycle


There is Money to be made inThere is Money to be made in




Facility.Facility.


ManufacturersManufacturersRaw Materials RequiredRaw Materials Required

Required Material SpecsRequired Material Specs

Annual Available CapacityAnnual Available Capacity

Manufacturers ReadyManufacturers ReadyRaw MaterialsRaw Materials

GlassesGlasses

PlasticsPlastics

Consumers and/orConsumers and/or

Alternate MarketsAlternate Markets





FiberFiber




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ProjectProject DesignDesign CycleCycle






Facility.Facility.


Development of BuildingDevelopment of Building& Site Plan& Site Plan

Integration Plan &Integration Plan &

Process & ProcedureProcess & ProcedureDesignDesign

Equipment SelectionEquipment Selection

Equipment & ProcessEquipment & Process






GlassesGlasses

PlasticsPlastics







FiberFiber




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Project Design CycleProject Design Cycle






Facility.Facility.


Development of BuildingDevelopment of Building& Site Plan& Site Plan

Integration Plan &Integration Plan &

Process & ProcedureProcess & ProcedureDesignDesign

Equipment SelectionEquipment Selection

Equipment & ProcessEquipment & Process






GlassesGlasses

PlasticsPlastics







FiberFiber



PROJECT APPROVALPROJECT APPROVAL


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Other MajorOther Major

ConsiderationsConsiderationsThe Process Must Allow for the Elimination of Household

Hazardous Waste

The Plant Design Must Go Beyond Simple Separation - ItMust Add Value by Creating Materials of Value

The Plant Capabilities Must be Redundant by Design toManage the Risk of Plant Downtime

Design Must be Both Modular and Flexible toRespond to Significant Changes in Technology andMarket Requirements



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Downstream Technologies

Compos ting

Syn-C oalSlurry

Paper Products

Was teProcess ingFacility Fabrica tionGlas sProcessi ngP lastic&Lu mberE xtrudingDistributio n

Tile/Ce ramicPlant

Fuelto Energy

Bio Solids Processing

Fabrication

Distribution

Composting

Glass Processing

Plastic and LumberExtruding

Paper Products


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Processing Objectives:Processing Objectives:

WasteWaste ProcessingProcessing FacilityFacility



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1600

15001400

1300

1200

1100

1000

900

800

700

600500

400

300

200

100 Recovered &Processed642 Tons

Compost/Fuel

446 Tons

Wood Mulch81 Tons

Aggregate131 Tons

Landfill/Fuel

200 Tons

Waste Reduction ChartWaste Reduction ChartRegional Class WasteRegional Class Waste

Processing FacilityProcessing Facility

Based on 1500 Tons Per Day



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FinishedFinished GoodsGoods (Plant Objectives)(Plant Objectives)

Manufacturing

Raw Materials

Consumer

Finished Goods

Processing FacilityProcessing Facility

Fraction

13.5%13.5%

43.8%43.8%42.7%42.7%

Landfill



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THETHE

TEAMTEAM

APPROACHAPPROACH

Legal/Environmental Commodity Sales

Systems & Controls Transportation

Equipment Suppliers Civil Engineer General Contractor


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USA (Georgia) Waste Processing FacilityUSA (Georgia) Waste Processing Facility


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Key Facts - USA (Georgia)Key Facts - USA (Georgia)

ProjectProject

Permitted for

Employees

Annual Payroll

Financing

Guaranteed Revenue Stream

25 Year Put or Pay Contracts

Government Jurisdictions Served

Homes Under Contract

Target Completion

1,700 TDP165

$3,000,000 USD

Bank - FHA Guarantee

41

85,000+

Full Capacity Operation

June 1998



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Facility DescriptionFacility Description

Site Size 54 acres

Processing Plant 165,000 square feet

Windrow Compost Buildings 12 acres

Greenhouse 5,000 square feet

Soil Laboratory 1,200 square feet

Administration Building 14,000 square feet

Theater 1,200 square feet



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Program BenefitsProgram Benefits

Magna and Norcon become involvedwith you for the long term to providean environmentally safe & costeffective solution

Our Approach involves participation of

many community segments: Citizens,University & Government

Our Facility provides many new jobs &skill training to perform jobs



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This approach enables landfills to beclosed - South Georgia (USA) hasclosed 16 Landfills to date above thelargest aquifer in the SoutheasternUSA

Construction & manufacturing jobsduring the development phase

Provides business opportunities forlocal entrepreneurs



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Has a positive political impact -citizens generally support theapproach because it makes sense & issimply the right thing to do

The MAGNA/NORCON solution is

extremely flexible to adjust to thespecific needs of the communitiesserved

Can be privatized, government ownedor joint venture



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Facility

Design E&O

Insurance

NORCONDeveloper/Program

ManagerFinancing

Your

Prime Contractor

Construction

+Surety Bond

NORCON

Prime Contractor

Equipment

+Surety Bond

Waste StreamContracts

Cover AllDebt ServiceOperationsReserves

Subcontractors

+Surety Bonds

Revenuesfrom Sale ofMaterials of

Value

Subcontractors

+Surety Bonds

Financial SecurityConstruction Security

OperationalOperational


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StructureStructure

GlassProcessing

PlasticTechnology

AlternativeFuels

AluminumSmelting

RepulpingPlant

Organics &GroundCovers

MiscellaneousTechnologies

WasteProcessing

FacilityComposting

Facility

Owner/Operator - Service Provider

G O G O


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Develop Projects

Manage or OperateProject & Program Management

Joint Venture or Partner

Identify MarketsMarket Materials of Value

Engineering & Design



f d dfill


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Cost Of A Modern LandfillCost Of A Modern Landfill

(20 Year Operating Life, 100 Acres)(20 Year Operating Life, 100 Acres)

Cost - 1988 US Dollars

Site Characterization $175,000Preliminary Development (Land Acquisition, etc.) $2,605,000

Final Development: Single Composite Liner $42,726,950

Double Composite Liner $63,726,950

Environmental Management $7,040,000

Post-Closure Monitoring $13,404,000TOTAL (Single Liner) $65,950,950

TOTAL (Double Liner) $86,950,950

(USA) National Solid Waste Management Association



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Waste TrackingWaste Tracking

Transfer

Station

Main

Processing

Facility

Truck

Landfill

Customers

Weight of Incoming Wasteby Sourc

Weight of Landfill Wasteby Category

Weight of Shipments toMain Facility

Incoming Delivery & WeightContainers/Vehicles by WasteCategory & Destination

Departure of Vehicles/Waste

Dates, Times

Internal Movement: Compost,Grinding, Glass, Incineration

Destination Trackingof Vehicles



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Premise of Waste Services IndustryPremise of Waste Services Industry

GARBAGE:

Materials of

Negative Value to

be Disposed ofat a Cost to

the Generator



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Program ComponentsProgram Components

Waste Collection

Waste Transfer

Transportation

Recovery

Residual Waste Disposal



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Program ObjectivesProgram Objectives

Long Term Rates & Services

Economical

Environmentally Sound

Quality Service



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Solid Waste CollectionSolid Waste Collection

ResidentialResidential

CommercialCommercial

IndustrialIndustrial



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in association within association with

NORCON WASTETECHNOLOGIES INCNORCON WASTETECHNOLOGIES INC

Mr. James Martins PereiraMr. James Martins Pereira

[email protected]@hotmail.com

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PROBLEMS TODAY

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