Western Australia Department of Key waste data collection requires: Primary Reasons: Environment and Metropolitan Landfills (only) Report Monthly on Waste Licenced Metro landfills report under Waste Avoidance and Conservation Resource Recovery legislation Classification and Composition (DEC) Surveys of Recycling Activity (from all source streams) Tracking hazardous waste in accordance with Movement of based on re-processor surveys, industry surveys and Controlled Waste NEPM export data Local Government Survey complies with legislative data Ad hoc Landfill/Transfer Station audits undertaken (for C&I, requirements, including for NEPMs C&D streams) Most regional landfill facilities are small in size and capacity, have Ad hoc domestic waste audits undertaken by Local no weighbridge and/or are un-manned so data collection capability Government is limited Movements of hazardous wastes Key report published: Annual Report on Recycling Activity Tasmania Limited waste data is collected and currently consists of: Primary reasons: Annual landfill performance report from Compliance with facility license conditions for Level 2 licensed Movements of hazardous waste materials landfills only Tracking hazardous waste in accordance with Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM At present there is limited waste data collection at a state-wide level however a standard classification system exists for all waste reporting which is based on the AWD system, and additional reporting is expected to be introduced in the near future.
Western Australia Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) Key waste data collection requires: Metropolitan Landfills (only) Report Monthly on Waste Classification and Composition Surveys of Recycling Activity (from all source streams) based on re-processor surveys, industry surveys and export data Ad hoc Landfill/Transfer Station audits undertaken (for C&I, C&D streams) Ad hoc domestic waste audits undertaken by Local Government Movements of hazardous wastes Primary Reasons: Licenced Metro landfills report under Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery legislation Tracking hazardous waste in accordance with Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM Local Government Survey complies with legislative data requirements, including for NEPMs Most regional landfill facilities are small in size and capacity, have no weighbridge and/or are un-manned so data collection capability is limited Key report published: Annual Report on Recycling Activity Tasmania Limited waste data is collected and currently consists of: Annual landfill performance report from Movements of hazardous waste materials Primary reasons: Compliance with facility license conditions for Level 2 licensed landfills only Tracking hazardous waste in accordance with Movement of Controlled Waste NEPM At present there is limited waste data collection at a state-wide level however a standard classification system exists for all waste reporting which is based on the AWD system, and additional reporting is expected to be introduced in the near future.
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