Disaggregation by source sector is to be as set out in Figure 10. More detailed breakdown of source by industry sector (C&I). Will investigate whether the breakdown supports an estimate of generated at the post-consumption and production waste levels. a significant with the states and territories and at least some data is In the and emerging challenges section’, discussions on: ‘current available from them and the recent Department stockpiles project stockpiles a issue that cannot be avoided China bans discussed in the but could be enhanced with more detail and news NWR 2016 circular economy (enhanced from NWR 2016 text) on programs plastics in the ocean also touched on in the but is increasingly important and could be NWR 2016 disaster waste addressed more fully, including drawing on the Senate inquiry report and major waste fires investigating whether any data is available to estimate quantities and types. Focus on urban vs regional where possible, e.g. the texts on infrastructure and Touched on in the context section of the NWR 2016 but could also be considered in domestic services the local government and waste sector sections. For each state and territory, discuss: Suggested by states & territories and/or stakeholders. waste management highlights e.g. infrastructure, recycling plants, challenges (e.g. Tas), wins data peculiarities e.g. Tas C&D data uncertainties Suggested by the Boomerang Alliance. BA acts as a peak community body in relation Invite contributions from ALGA and Boomerang Alliance to waste issues. Several consultees raised issues about future waste and projections. We do not Discussion on drivers for future quantities of waste believe projections are a good idea as there is too much uncertainty, but the issue could be addressed through text.
More detailed breakdown of source by industry sector (C&I). Disaggregation by source sector is to be as set out in Figure 10. Will investigate whether the breakdown supports an estimate of generated at the post-consumption and production waste levels. In the ‘current and emerging challenges section’, discussions on: stockpiles China bans circular economy (enhanced from NWR 2016 text) plastics in the ocean disaster waste major waste fires a significant with the states and territories and at least some data is available from them and the recent Department stockpiles project a issue that cannot be avoided discussed in the NWR 2016 but could be enhanced with more detail and news on programs also touched on in the NWR 2016 but is increasingly important and could be addressed more fully, including drawing on the Senate inquiry report and investigating whether any data is available to estimate quantities and types. Focus on urban vs regional where possible, e.g. the texts on infrastructure and domestic services Touched on in the context section of the NWR 2016 but could also be considered in the local government and waste sector sections. For each state and territory, discuss: waste management highlights e.g. infrastructure, recycling plants, challenges (e.g. Tas), wins data peculiarities e.g. Tas C&D data uncertainties Suggested by states & territories and/or stakeholders. Invite contributions from ALGA and Boomerang Alliance Suggested by the Boomerang Alliance. BA acts as a peak community body in relation to waste issues. Discussion on drivers for future quantities of waste Several consultees raised issues about future waste and projections. We do not believe projections are a good idea as there is too much uncertainty, but the issue could be addressed through text.
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