Q86 of the following approaches do you think is the most reasonable to – estimate arising’s of inert waste? There were 13 responses to this question. Number of % to choose Approach respondents approach A use Environment Agency Waste Data – 0 0 Interrogator data B complement Environment Agency – Waste Data Interrogator with aggregate 3 23% recycling monitoring data C complement Environment Agency – Waste Data Interrogator and aggregate 9 69% recycling data with estimates based on construction activity D other method 1 8% – The respondent who other did not specify a method or source of data. Inert waste management Q87 Do you agree that inert landfill is significantly different to non hazardous – landfill? 10/14 agreed 71%, 3 did not know. Comments included: – Poorly operated inert landfill can pose similar risks to non-hazardous landfill. Environmental protection of inert less is less rigorous than non-hazardous which may have an impact. Q88 Do you agree that there might be benefits to inert landfill beyond those – operations that are classed as recovery? 10/13 agreed - 77%, 3 did not know. The benefits of inert landfill were encouraged. Issue: Hazardous waste data and management Q89 Which of the following options do you think is the most reasonable approach – to managing hazardous waste? There were a total of 10 responses. Number of % to choose Approach respondents approach A continue the current patterns of – 5 50% hazardous waste management and
Q86 – of the following approaches do you think is the most reasonable to estimate arising’s of inert waste? There were 13 responses to this question. Approach Number of respondents % to choose approach A – use Environment Agency Waste Data Interrogator data 0 0 B – complement Environment Agency Waste Data Interrogator with aggregate recycling monitoring data 3 23% C – complement Environment Agency Waste Data Interrogator and aggregate recycling data with estimates based on construction activity 9 69% D – other method 1 8% The respondent who other did not specify a method or source of data. Inert waste management Q87 – Do you agree that inert landfill is significantly different to non hazardous landfill? 10/14 agreed – 71%, 3 did not know. Comments included: Poorly operated inert landfill can pose similar risks to non-hazardous landfill. Environmental protection of inert less is less rigorous than non-hazardous which may have an impact. Q88 – Do you agree that there might be benefits to inert landfill beyond those operations that are classed as recovery? 10/13 agreed - 77%, 3 did not know. The benefits of inert landfill were encouraged. Issue: Hazardous waste data and management Q89 – Which of the following options do you think is the most reasonable approach to managing hazardous waste? There were a total of 10 responses. Approach Number of respondents % to choose approach A – continue the current patterns of hazardous waste management and 5 50%