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26 WASTE REPORT TEAM PNG- KIZUNA WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RECYCLING REPORT FOR (SHINAGAWA INCINERATING PLANT) GIBSON SIL GALA – ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND GEOGRAPHY III 26
27 Introduction Everyday we produce refuse in our lives. Therefore it is very important and essential that we must minimise the generation of the refuse in general; promote the sorting of the refuse and recycling, and treat them appropriately. The Clean Association of TOKYO23 is a special local government body established after several debates from the Tokyo metropolitan government and the 23 cities based on the Local Autonomy Act, to jointly manage waste treatment. From the agreement Japan has 20 Incineration plant operating except Nerima Incinerating Plant which is currently under renewal of the facilities. This report will basically be looking at Shinagawa Incinerating Plant which we visited. Shinagawa Incineration Plant is located in Shinagawa at Tokyo and was completed in March 2006 with a property area of approximately 47,000 m² (Type A). It has a stack height of 90m and has been completely redesigned and reconstructed according to three basic principles: o Implementing eco-friendly design o Maintaining harmony with urban planning and, o Promoting the nations commitment to recycling. The goal of the plant is to: o Support the national commitment to recycling by safely and securely treating the huge amounts of refuse that are delivered to the Plant daily and o To use our limited resources to and energy effectively while protecting the environment of the neighbouring community Waste Management Administration i. Regulations on Waste Management Japan has waste management policy and is strictly coordinated by the Clean Association of TOKYO23 however the control and the administration of waste collection is given to respective 23 cities but work in collaboration for the waste processing because some cities does not have the facilities. The policy is to be used to ensure effective management of all forms of waste in the 23 cities. By-Laws have also being enacted by Local Autonomy Act. 27
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