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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0531.003 2018-202011/5/2019 Y .!V IJU 1 .4 ! v 0 F I November 5, 2019 1 2 2 — Bin Recycling Program started in 2005 as recommended 0 in 2002 Inte rated Solid Waste Management Pla (ISWMP) Comm. 'iroe Ref. f . T- 9:. . ; �i UY, -0 5 Z019 1 --------2-Bin ecyc un . W ,2 -.Bin prograrnconsisted of 2 distinct collection bins • Mixed Recycling Bin • Paper (newspaper, copy paper, mail, corrugated cardboard, magazines, boxboard, etc.) • Plastics -most shapes and sizes including plastic bags, film • Metal and Aluminum cans (soup cans, canned meat, pet food cans, etc.) • Metal lids - e.g. juice bottles & peanut butter jars. • Glass container only - bottles, jars, etc.; no caps/covers/lids • Cardboard bins at Hilo, Kea'au and Kealakehe. County of Hawaii Program Diversion Rate FY 2018 � Total Landfill + Recycling/Diversion 283,021 tons Total Recycling/Diversion 58,825 tons (of this, greenwQste represents 37,915 t County Diversion rate: 20.8% This diversion rate does NOT take into consideration what is recycled privately. That is by businesses as well as private recyclers. 4 11/5/2019 2 What appened4,) 5 r' Global Markets Start to Collapse China was a major market for recyclables. In late 2017 one of many headlines: "Recycling Chaos In U.S. As China Bans 'Foreign Waste"' NPR - December 2017 Green Fence / National Sword Initiative hUps://www.npr.or,c,r,/2017/"12/09/568:zg7388/recyclinc,-chaos-in-u-s-as-china-bans-foreia,n-:waste �9 11/5/2019 3 • China cuts back. • Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, etc. increase their 'imports. • Residual rubbish still a problem. • Now that has come to a halt. No infrastructure to handle the world's recyclables. • Rubbish from recyclables being sent back to countries of origin. • Recyclables not being accepted. 7 Single Stream /Mixed Bin Recycling Easy for Consumers, Bad for End -Market it Today, the average contamination rate among communities and businesses sits at around 25%. " wasteManagement2018 World wide plastic production continues to increase. 2019-09-30 "The Battle Against Recycling Contamination is Everyone's Battle", April 3, 2018 WasteManagement: Media Room www.Mediaroom.wm.com 2019-09-30 www.huffpost.com/entry/plastic-recycling-oil-companies-landfiH—n-5d8e4gi6e4boege7604c8-2e HOO 11/5/2019 How Is This Impacting Us? Changes to 2 -Bien Recycling Program 10 11/5/2019 5 Current Contract • Original contract October 2016 — 2017 • Contained 4 — single year options to renew • Just renewed October 2019 - 2020 Lip to Oct 15'Y 2019 Program Six materials 2019 cost of recycling per ton: $ 1�3-3 - $292 Oct 16,2019 Two materials 2019-20 cost of recycling per ton: $ 133 - $266 11 2 -Bin Recycling Changes as of Oct 16, 2019 e Cardboard and brown paper. bags. •Glass Bin - container glass only i.e. bottles and jars Cans (soup, pet food, vegetable, etc.) may now go in scrap metal bins located at select Recycle Transfer Stations HI -5 Program remains unchanged 12 11/5/2019 0 -----------2 Cardboard Brown Paper (Hasten.) Bags "'WOMM-1010"M . corrugated oto WWvV..HawafiZero.Waste.orq, 13 M is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rinsed, No caps/coversAids. Redeem HI -50 glass containers. www.Haw.-,ilizeroWaste.org 14 11/5/2019 F& . No Longer Accepted P13SUCS (Ali types, including plastic. bags} Paper o Office paper or junk mail o Ne w-spaper or phonebooks o Magazines or glossy brochures as Soxboard or Paperboard (c,33, cemal Moxas, paper tomeI tubes) o Food contaminated cardboard f.e,g, pi=a boxes', Metal a Canned meat vegetable, fruit or soup cans o Pet food cans o Metal covers, caps or. 'lids o Clean metal cans are acceptable in scrap metal bins Dirty or Food stained items Please, NO trash. When in doubt. lea-ve it ou-t! I W1 See the coMplete JZ= 15 What Does This Mean to our Landfill? Based on our collection data, the annual increase to the County's landfill will be approximately 3,100 tons or 1.0 —1.5 % by weight. Plastic, newspaper, mixed paper, metal cans. FY2018 Tons landfilled — 2241196 16 11/5/2019 F6101 Where Do We Go From Here? PIN! 11 11,11111111191 • New Contracts • ISWMP 0 Education • The 3 R's — revisited • Collaborations M New Contract? • RFI —Request for Information from interested vendors • Possible RFP —Req for Proposal based on RFI • Possible New Contract 18 11/5/2019 0 Life cycle analysis 4 • t of • footprm Education, education, education 19 Education • Presentations • Tours • PSAs. ads, press releases, etc. • Participation in community events • Social media • Website • Signs 20 11/5/2019 10 21 Current Collaborations • Act 254 — Statewide Plastic Source Reduction Working Group • Feasibility study — Reusable take-out container program • Increased collaboration with community groups such as Zero Waste Big Island, Hawaii Wildlife Fund, Habitat for Humanity Restore, etc. • Kealakehe High School — HHWCEs 22 11/5/2019 11 0 www. H awa i iZeroWaste or6-c Presented to: Council Committee on Agriculture, Water, Energy, Environmental Management 11/05/19. 23 11/5/2019 12