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WASTE DISPOSAL IN TORONTO
BY:HENRI
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BRAYDAWG
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WHERE DID ALL MY WASTE GO?
Landfills (cause terrible smells and and rain washes out toxins into waterways)
Incinerator (creates toxic fumes and nano particles
Waterways (clogs treatment plants and kills marine life)
Littered on the ground ( un-clean and kills animals that eat it)
Waste to energy plants (creates heat energy)
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jritch77
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WHATS IN MY GARBAGE?
Refuse (garbage that cannot be reused or recycled)
Plastic (can be melted and recycled)
Electronics (can be scavenged for parts and the rest recycled)
Food items (can be composted at home or at compost centers)
Looool
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Leo Reynolds
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WHAT HAS TORONTO DONE?
Toronto has introduced a new electronics bin.
They also added a green bin for food and compostable items
Created high fines for and people who break the law
Created 49% waste diversion by 2011
Set high goals
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Sean_Marshall
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Created waste to energy sites that burn garbage for heat energy
Compost centres
Provided citizens with a recycling bin,green bin and electronics bin
Companies manage their own waste
Reducing exports of hazardous waste
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net_efekt
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WHAT BAD THINGS HAS TORONTO DONE?
Toronto is not monitoring nano particles from incinerators.
Toronto didn't reach it's goal of 70%waste diversion by 2010, it got 49% by 2011
They're trying not to let garbage workers go on strike
New incinerator in GTA
Eco-fee not being used to pay workers fairly
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Alan Stanton
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Toronto is shipping all of its waste to the USA
Some landfills have reached their full capacity such as keele valley
Toronto's solutions are all short term and do not last very long.
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B.T. Indrelunas
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WHAT CAN I DO TO HELP?
You can open a simple compost bin in your garden
You can use reusable bags, because plastic takes years to decompose
Pick up after yourself and encourage people to reduce,reuse, recycle.
Buy recyclable products
Use rechargeable batteries
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daryl_mitchell
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AWARENESS
Kids can help with awarness and make posters
Rallies, posters and commercials prevent littering
Government ads are taken more seriously
Directed to the people who create the waste
Educates people for adulthood
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Sustainable sanitation
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TOXIC CHEMICALS
Radiation can last for thousands of years when it leaks
Toxic gasses can kill thousands and are spread by wind across far distances
Toxins in water kill animals that come into contact with it
Government is planning to reduce toxic waste export from Canada
Toxic waste is produced by nuclear power plants
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WHAT THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD DO
Open nano-particle monitoring centres for each ward
Eco-centres for environmentalists to bring in complaints
All goals must be completed and apology must be given if not
Garbage cans should be placed every 50-100m
Garbage fines raised to $3500
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C.P.Storm
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Gatbage pickup every 2-3 days
Highly maintained chutes, cans bins and dumpsters
Eco-fee used to pay workers, make garbage cans and buy garbage trucks
No garbage trucks within a 500m radius of a school
No compromise for money and priorities in order
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drubuntu
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PACKAGING
Is thrown away right after unpackaging
Much of the packaging we use goes to landfill or incinerator
Causes pollution during production and disposal/ incineration
Makes up a large part of our garbage
Many items have un-necessary multi layer packaging which is hard to open and pollutes
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lemonhalf
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REUSABLE VARIATIONS
Plastic bottle------Reusable water bottle
Plastic bag---------Cloth/fabric bag
Napkin-------------Hankerchief
Paper bag----------Lunchbag
New paper---------GOOS/recycled paper
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Marcus Q
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WHAT IS WASTE?
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WHAT EFFECTS DOES WASTE HAVE ON NATURE?
Incenerator fumes are toxic and kill plants and animals, sometimes people
Animals can't consume plastic metal or many other manmade materials.
Waste covers up vast distances in landfills that was once a habitat
Liquid waste can poison creatures
Damages the food chain and ecosystems
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Sergiu Bacioiu
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IN THE END, THE FUTURE OF WASTE IS IN OUR HANDS
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Michael Kappel
Henri Pasha
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