Metro Vancouver. Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Report
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1 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Report
2 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Summary Page 1 Metro Vancouver is responsible for the planning and management of recycling and solid waste services for the region. This document provides a summary of recycling and solid waste management activities that took place in the year These activities are guided by the Metro Vancouver Integrated Solid Waste and Resource Management Plan (ISWRMP) PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS For more details on Metro Vancouver Solid Waste programs and campaigns, visit and type solid waste in the search bar. POLICY & PLANNING EVENTS & CONFERENCES Metro Vancouver s Integrated Solid Waste and Resource Management Plan (ISWRMP) was approved by the province in July The Plan: outlined initiatives to achieve diversion rates of 70% by 2015 and 80% by 2020 set the framework for solid waste management in Metro Vancouver Consultation workshops were conducted on draft regulatory mechanisms to increase recycling, including: Organics disposal ban (implementation in 2015). Wood waste disposal ban (implementation in 2015). Waste flow management bylaw. RFQ1 for new Waste to Energy capacity in the region finalized to short list proponents and technologies to move forward into RFQ 2. A site identification process was initiated. Worked with member municipalities to develop strategies for the replacement of the Coquitlam Transfer Station and the implementation of a new Residential Drop Off facility in Surrey. Following the success of activities since the Metro Vancouver Board adopted the Zero Waste Challenge in 2007, the board hosted the third annual Zero Waste Challenge conference which: presented Metro Vancouver s Zero Waste Challenge strategy showcased a cradle to cradle design challenge provided a forum for stakeholder debate, discussion, and collaboration Metro Vancouver participated with a number of other municipalities in the National Zero Waste Benchmarking Initiative to: Standardize and measure progress towards zero waste. Share lessons learned with other participating jurisdictions. Metro Vancouver staff attended and presented at a number of conferences including those hosted by: the Recycling Council of BC the Federation of Canadian Municipalities the Solid Waste Association of North America Northwest Regional Symposium
3 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Summary Page 2 PROGRAMS & RESEARCH CAMPAIGNS & COMMUNICATION Re use pilot program at transfer stations implemented to full scale at facilities. Research on available technologies for onsite organics processing. This research was conducted to better understand available technologies and the challenges of processing organics at business locations. Research into the composition of waste for specific business types. This work was implemented to expand the understanding of waste generated from the ICI sector. Researched various methods to increase recycling in MF and ICI sectors including mandatory recycling, hauler incentive programs and generator incentive programs. Completed construction of the NOx reduction upgrade at the WTE facility. The resulting project reduced NOx emissions by over 50%. Food scraps recycling education and awareness campaigns. National Zero Waste Council collaboration with municipalities across the country. The Food Waste Diaries campaign tracked and reported on residents food scraps through various disposal options. Sustainability Breakfasts on reducing waste generation and organics diversion in Multi Family Buildings and food businesses. Outreach via Water Wagon and Tap Water Outreach Team to reduce singleuse bottle waste. Ongoing recycling awareness raising campaigns: Create memories, not garbage Christmas waste reduction. Everything has its place. metrovancouverrecycles.org PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP PROGRAMS EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY Product Stewardship programs, also called Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) programs, are industrymanaged programs designed to make producers and consumers responsible for the management of goods throughout their life cycles. EPR holds producers and consumers accountable for the costs of managing their products at end of life. Items managed through EPR programs are banned from Metro Vancouver disposal facilities and are diverted before they enter the region s solid waste management system. The percentage of materials diverted from the system through EPR programs is dependent upon the range of materials or products targeted by the programs, how many exemptions are allowed, and, ultimately, how many consumers use the programs. FOCUS ON PRINTED PAPER AND PACKAGING (PPP) IN 2014 The Stewardship Plan for Multi Material British Columbia (MMBC), the stewards of the Printed Paper and Packaging (PPP) EPR program was approved by the Ministry of the Environment in April MMBC began operations in April 2014 collecting program materials from the residential sector. Most member municipalities participate in the program having elected either municipal or MMBC collection of the materials.
4 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Summary Page RECYCLING AND SOLID WASTE SUMMARY Recycling and solid waste management is categorized into three sectors: Residential; Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional (ICI); and Demolition, Land clearing, and Construction (DLC). In 2014, 2,040,280 tonnes of material were recycled and diverted from disposal in Metro Vancouver. This amounts to 61% of the waste material generated in the region. A remaining 1,303,191 tonnes of solid waste were disposed of. Garbage and recycling from single family residences are collected mostly in dedicated vehicles, by municipalities; therefore, single family residential garbage and recycling percentages have a reasonably high degree of certainty. However, garbage from multi family residences is usually mixed with garbage DISPOSAL & RECYCLING Regional Totals 2014 Disposal & Waste to Energy 39% 1,303,191 tonnes Recycled & Diverted 61% 2,040,280 tonnes from industrial, commercial, and institutional (ICI) businesses, as they are both typically collected by the private sector on the basis of efficient vehicle routing. As a result, multi family residential garbage and recycling percentages are less certain, and should be considered approximate only. For the 2014 calendar year, the multi family residential recycling rate was estimated to be about 24% (including EPR recyclables). Additionally, Metro Vancouver estimates that approximately 100,000 tonnes of municipal solid waste from commercial generators and multi family residential buildings were exported from the region to disposal in These generators are served by private haulers, who deliver the waste to a transfer facility in Abbotsford. This out of region disposal estimate was believed to be insignificant prior to Waste export is significant and has been increasing up to the reporting period; it is therefore included in the ICI and multi family sectors 2014 disposal totals. The ISWRMP (the Plan) contemplates options for regional waste flow management to ensure all material generated in the region is managed under the goals of the Plan. Metro Vancouver s effort to implement a waste flow management bylaw was approved by the Board in 2013, but subsequently rejected by the Province in October of The impacts on Metro Vancouver s ability to implement the ISWRMP are being evaluated. The following table presents recycling and solid waste quantities for each sector. In 2014, Metro Vancouver has estimated the distribution of EPR recycling tonnages to the single family, multi family and commercial sectors (see note 3 in Table 1). Appendix 1 includes a similar table with a comparison to the previous year.
5 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Summary Page 4 Table 1: 2014 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Quantities WASTE RECYCLING DISPOSED RECYCLED 3 DISPOSED DISPOSED (tonnes/capita) (tonnes/hh) (%) Residential 517, ,409 52% Single Family (reported 1 ) Population 4 = 1,494, , ,090 62% Multi Family (estimated 2 ) Population 4 = 970, ,404 71,320 24% Multi Family (estimated out of region 5 ) 30,000 ICI (estimated) Employees 4 = 1,291, , ,461 43% ICI (estimated out of region 5 ) 70,000 DLC (reported) 393,672 1,188,409 75% TOTAL 1,303,191 2,040,280 61% Notes: 1 Reported tonnes of disposed and recycled waste are obtained from municipal reports, private recycling and processing facility records, landfill records, or product stewardship association records. This includes Residential Drop Off tonnages. 2 Estimated tonnes of disposed waste are based on per capita multi family disposal rates and the total transfer station weigh scale reports for Commercial waste. A calculated portion of that total is then attributed to each sector. Multifamily recycling is reported by municipalities and combined with estimated Residential Drop Off tonnages. 3 The Total Recycling Rate includes the Product Stewardship tonnages. The recycling rates for individual Sectors also include Product Stewardship tonnages, based on estimates of the relative contributions to Product Stewardship tonnages from single family homes (54%), multi family homes (36%), and businesses (10%) with the exception of MMBC tonnages that are 100% allocated to the single family sector. 4 Population, Employment and Housing figures are based on 2014 projections provided by Metro Vancouver s Regional Planning Department and are based on 2011 census data. 5 Out of region disposal estimates based on scale record analysis and FVRD tonnage reports. Split between industrial, commercial, and institutional, and multi family, based on per capita multi family disposal estimate and population. METRO VANCOUVER S RECYCLING AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Metro Vancouver s integrated recycling and solid waste management system provides service to the residents and businesses of 21 municipalities, one Electoral Area and one Treaty First Nation. Waste from the City of Abbotsford is received at the Matsqui Transfer Station (closed November 1, 2015) and waste from Thompson Nicola Regional District, the Village of Cache Creek, and the Village of Ashcroft is delivered to the Cache Creek Landfill, but is not tabulated in the Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Quantities.
6 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Summary Page 5 Recycling Municipalities historically have provided recycling services for the single family residential sector, and some parts of the multi family residential and ICI sectors. In 2014, a private sector industry stewardship organization Multi Materials BC (MMBC) assumed responsibility for recycling Packaging and Printed Papers from single family homes, as legislated by the Province. Most multi family residential, ICI, and DLC recyclables are managed by the private sector (although industry stewardship program will take over for multi family residences and ICI businesses in the coming years). The following table presents the quantities and types of recyclables collected in In this table, Take Back (EPR) recyclables have been presented separately instead of allocating to residential and ICI sectors. There is a notable shift in the amount of recycling (~57,000 t) from the residential sector now in the EPR column. Table 2: Quantities of Materials Recycled in Metro Vancouver in 2014 MATERIAL TYPE RESIDENTIAL ICI DLC EPR PROGRAMS TOTAL Asphalt 162, ,019 Batteries 10,278 10,278 Concrete 482, ,310 Electronic & Electrical Equipment ,160 26,349 Fibre 28, ,785 29,075 57, ,874 Glass 24,399 4,702 55,355 84,457 Gypsum 6,398 2,439 70,723 79,560 HHW 20,990 20,990 Metal 22,498 18,305 26,437 11,994 79,233 Other 10, ,986 Plastic 15,658 5,879 10,069 31,606 Textiles Tires 13,170 13,170 Wood 2,970 15, , ,499 Yard & Food 260,684 41, ,948 TOTAL 361, ,227 1,188, ,094 2,040,280 Disposed Waste Residential and ICI waste disposal is handled through the regional solid waste management system. In 2014, the Regional Facilities consisted of: seven transfer stations Vancouver Landfill Cache Creek Landfill Waste to Energy Facility in Burnaby All municipal solid waste delivered to the disposal facilities (landfills and waste to energy) is accounted in Metro Vancouver s disposal rate (including DLC and material disposed out of region). The current per capita disposal rate in the region is 0.53 tonnes per person. DLC waste is handled separately from the regional solid waste management system and is disposed at either a private landfill, the Vancouver Landfill or at one of several other landfills that are not under Metro Vancouver
7 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Summary Page 6 jurisdiction. In 2014, the Residential, ICI, and DLC sectors in Metro Vancouver disposed of a total 1,303,191 tonnes of waste to the regional system and private disposal facilities. In 2014, Metro Vancouver residents, businesses and industry achieved an overall recycling or diversion rate of 61%. Figures 1 and 2, below, show changes in the regional diversion rate from all waste sectors, and the total per capita generation, disposal and recycling rates for the region since 1994, respectively. Table 3 shows Metro Vancouver s regional waste and recycling figures. Table 4 highlights the single family residential recycling and solid waste figures. 65% 60% Diversion Rate 55% 50% 45% 40% 35% 30% Year Figure 1: Regional Diversion Rate for Waste from All Sectors
8 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Summary Page 7 Figure 2: Waste Generation, Disposal and Recycling Rates Per Capita
9 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Summary Page 8 Table 3: Metro Vancouver Regional Solid Waste and Recycling Figures YEAR REGIONAL POPULATION REGIONAL HOUSEHOLDS TOTAL GENED TOTAL RECYCLED TOTAL DISPOSED RECYCLING (%) GENERATION (tonnes/capita) DISPOSAL (tonnes/capita) DISPOSAL (tonnes/hh) ,732,567 2,663,581 1,025,921 1,680,750 39% ,784,656 2,561,858 1,032,095 1,529,763 40% ,906,492 2,419,323 1,058,441 1,360,882 44% ,954,523 2,589,044 1,131,958 1,457,086 44% ,984,743 2,609,913 1,261,680 1,348,233 48% ,013,201 2,618,538 1,151,130 1,467,408 44% ,041,399 2,657,076 1,183,611 1,473,465 45% ,073,662 2,851,208 1,418,489 1,432,719 50% ,102,244 2,903,894 1,470,445 1,433,449 51% ,128,965 2,775,455 1,414,390 1,361,065 51% ,153,998 3,072,702 1,595,999 1,476,703 52% ,188,573 3,245,796 1,701,414 1,544,382 52% ,218, ,040 3,434,617 1,794,613 1,640,004 52% ,251, ,909 3,598,142 1,980,751 1,617,391 55% ,273, ,299 3,366,123 1,866,892 1,499,231 55% ,314, ,017 3,374,840 1,922,840 1,452,001 57% ,351, ,874 3,075,392 1,676,117 1,399,275 55% ,395, ,340 3,188,348 1,817,446 1,370,902 57% ,408, ,827 3,228,305 1,871,339 1,356,966 58% ,430, ,375 3,348,498 2,020,114 1,328,384 60% ,465, ,212 3,343,471 2,040,280 1,303,191 61%
10 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Summary Page 9 Table 4: Single Family Residential Solid Waste and Recycling Figures YEAR SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL POPULATION SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL HOUSEHOLDS GENED RECYCLED (1) DISPOSED RECYCLING (%) GENERATION (tonnes/capita) DISPOSAL (tonnes/capita) DISPOSAL (tonnes/hh) ,389, , , , ,052 43% ,399, , , , ,423 45% ,409, , , , ,690 44% ,419, , , , ,242 44% ,429, , , , ,296 48% ,440, , , , ,518 50% ,476, , , , ,118 56% ,484, , , , ,347 60% ,494, , , , ,787 62% (1) Includes distributed EPR Recyclables from 2012 onward. Acknowledgements Metro Vancouver acknowledges the contributions of its member municipalities, EPR Product Stewardship Associations, and the many private recycling and processing facilities for the data used to complete this report.
11 Metro Vancouver Recycling and Solid Waste Management 2014 Summary A 1 APPENDIX 1 METRO VANCOUVER RECYCLING AND SOLID WASTE QUANTITIES 2013 AND 2014 Residential WASTE (1) Includes 100,000 tonnes delivered to Abbotsford by private haulers (~30,000t MF and 70,000t ICI waste). (2) Includes EPR recyclables allocation of 205,094t (all MMBC tonnes, ~56,000t, allocated to SF Res) DISPOSED RECYCLED DIVERSION (1) (%) (2) % change % change % change tonnes 521, ,191 1% 539, ,409 3% tonnes/capita % % Single Family 51% 52% 1% (reported) tonnes 304, ,787 4% 456, ,090 6% 60% 62% 2% Multi Family (estimated) tonnes 217, ,404 3% 82,898 71,320 14% 28% 24% 3% ICI tonnes 414, ,328 5% 263, ,461 13% (estimated) 39% 43% 4% tonnes/capita % % Residential+ICI tonnes/hh % % DLC (reported) tonnes 392, ,672 0% 1,217,127 1,188,409 2% 76% 75% 1% tonnes 1,328,384 1,303,191 2% 2,020,114 2,040,280 1% Total tonnes/capita % % 60% 61% 1% tonnes/hh % % Year Single Family Multi Family Total Population Households Population Households Population Households ,484, , , ,205 2,430, , ,494, , , ,257 2,465, ,212
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