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Begin with Section A, where you will enter your company’s contact information. Ensure all fields are filled accurately, including the nature of your business.
Move to Section B to report the tonnage of materials recycled. Input actual weights wherever possible, using estimates only if necessary and referring to the provided conversion table.
In Section C, detail any other materials recycled or reused. Be sure to select from the dropdown options or type in new entries as needed.
Proceed to Section D for disposal tonnage reporting. Fill in the required fields regarding construction and demolition debris collected and disposed of.
Complete Section E by entering solid waste disposal data. Remember to check all red fields for required information before submission.
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Latest figures show 525,000 tonnes of household recycling collected was rejected at the point of sorting in 2019/20. Each tonne of waste collected from a household recycling bin that cant be recycled attracts an extra cost of around 93 to dispose of through an energy from waste facility.
What happens if your recycling bin is contaminated?
Contamination can also reduce the value of the recyclable materials, and can lead to them having to be disposed of rather than recycled into new products. Whats more, some types of contamination can even be dangerous for the recycling and waste workers handling it. In short, contamination is best avoided!
What happens if you put the wrong thing in the recycling bin?
If you put items that cannot be recycled in your recycling bin, it: may not be emptied. can result in entire vehicle loads being rejected, meaning valuable resources go to waste. causes problems and damage at the sorting facility by clogging up machines with food or soft plastics.
Do dirty cans get recycled?
While all bottles, cans and containers should be clean, dry and free of most food waste before you place them in your recycling container, they dont need to be spotless. The goal is to make sure they are clean enough to avoid contaminating other materials, like paper, or your un-lined kitchen recycling bin.
Which items cannot be recycled?
Non-recyclable items Garbage. Food waste. Food-tainted items (such as: used paper plates or boxes, paper towels, or paper napkins) Ceramics and kitchenware. Windows and mirrors. Plastic wrap. Packing peanuts and bubble wrap. Wax boxes.
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What is one of the most common mistakes found in recycling bins?
To help you get there, heres a look at five common recycling mistakes and how you can avoid them. Failing to rinse out containers. Putting plastic bags in your home recycling bin. Trying to recycle flexible plastic packaging with everything else. Placing glass bottles in your blue recycling bin.
Does dirty recycling get rejected?
Yes, all recycling needs to be clean and dry! Its not washed in the collecting and sorting process. Any food or liquids left in your recycling bin can cause your recycling to go mouldy and become contaminated. If your recycling is contaminated it will be rejected at the recycling facility.
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PWC CY2023 Recycling and Refuse Report.pdf
Jan 24, 2024 Section A includes contact information; Section B is for recycling collection activity; Section C is for other materials recycled or reused;
Our goal is to divert 50% of our waste from the landfill by the end of CY2023. Recycling bins are located in each building where the following items can be
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