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prepared by Simon Millar Q1 2014 [email protected] Waterfront Auckland Waste Assessment

Waterfront Auckland waste assessment DECK

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Page 1: Waterfront Auckland waste assessment DECK

prepared by Simon Millar Q1 2014 [email protected]

Waterfront Auckland Waste Assessment

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By 2050 the World’s population will be 9.6 Billion Two thirds will live in cities

80% will live in coastal areas

Maximal irony - TIME magazine 1961-1962

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Waterfront Auckland’s area of ownership annual volume of waste to landfill (estimated).!!

Produced more than 4,627 mt MSW !!

GHG emissions analysis from baseline waste management scenario 14,323 MTCO2E!!

Equivalent to !!GHG emissions from 3,015 passenger vehicles for one year !

!CO2 emissions from 1,307 home’s energy use for one year!!3.9 wind turbines installed!!Carbon sequestered by 4,751 hectares of NZ forest in one year!

*due to the limits in scope of the project an accurate baseline could not be established for Waterfront Auckland’s area of ownership, therefore assumptions are conservative estimates and should not be quoted without a more comprehensive analysis.

Business As Usual 2013

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Waterfront Auckland’s projected annual volume of waste to landfill !!

Produce more than 20,687 mt MSW over baseline per year !!

GHG emissions analysis for business as usual scenario 64,038 MTCO2E!! Equivalent to!!

GHG emissions from 13,482 passenger vehicles for one year!!CO2 emissions from 5,843 homes’ energy use for one year!!17.6 wind turbines installed !!Carbon sequestered by 21,241 hectares of NZ forest in one year!!…or about the same size as Abel Tasman National Park.!

Business As Usual 2030Business As Usual 2030

Photo credit Jason Hosking “Wild About New Zealand”

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Business as Usual in 2030

3071 mt

3692 mt

1536 mt

6231 mt

5078 mt

650 mt

429 mtor 40 extra trucks per week

At least 20,687 extra mt MSW !produced per year

requires 2068 extra garbage trucks !that burn 67 million liters of diesel in a year!

producing 180,540 MTCO2e

mt MSW by population!mt = metric tonnes!MSW = Municipal Solid Waste!1 Truck = 10 mt MSW high est.

equivalent to GHG emissions from!!!

38,008 passenger vehicles in one year!or the CO2 emissions from!

24,834 homes’ electricity use for one year!or the carbon sequestered by!

4.6 million tree seedlings grown 10 years!or 59,887 hectares of NZ forest one year!

Transportation Impact 2030

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Transportation Impact Wynyard Quarter QA4

At least 3,071 extra mt MSW !produced per year

requires 31 extra garbage trucks !that burn one million liters of diesel in a year !

producing 2,619 MTCO2e

mt MSW by population!mt = metric tonnes!MSW = Municipal Solid Waste!1 Truck = 10 mt MSW high est.

Equivalent to GHG emissions from !551 passenger vehicles in one year!

or the CO2 emissions from !360 homes’ electricity use for one year!

or the carbon sequestered by!67,154 tree seedlings grown for 10 years!or 900 hectares of NZ forest in one year

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Projected Waste (MSW) generated through total Development Period under business as usual scenario 2013* - 2030**

and meeting SDF goals by 2030***

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Development Period

2013 2013*2014-172017-202020-232023-262026-302030**2030***

SDF Goals = Zero Waste?

97% reduction from

business as usual

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ASB pursuing best practice.!

21,000 sqm, 1250 FTE, Cafe’s, 16 tea rooms with triple stations, 10 restaurant tenants!

Over 3.6 million liters waste per year or more than 300,000 liters per month.!

10+ waste streams collected daily including MSW (twice daily), cooking oil, fats oils grease (FOG’s twice daily), organics include paper towels, cardboard, mixed use paper, document destruction, polystyrene, plastic film, bottles, plastic, aluminium, lamps, e-Waste.!

58% diversion Jan 2014!

Challenges include stakeholder engagement with Baduzzi and Miss Clawdy restaurants generating high volume of recyclable food waste and sending to landfill bins.

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• What is the true cost to throw stuff away?!

• There is no away.!

• Is it OK to recycle?!

• What is the cost to recycle?

chargers glass cell phones recycling yard