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ncasi Attachment D NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR AIR AND STREAM IMPROVEMENT, INC. P.O. Box 13318, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-3318 Phone (919) 941-6400 Fax (919) 941-6401 Reid A. Miner Vice President - Sustainable Manufacturing Phone (919) 941-6407 Fax (919) 941-6401 e-mail RMiner@ncasi.org November 5, 2008 TO: CC: FROM: SUBJECT: Cathy Foley, AF&PA Dwight Schmidt, FBA Brian O’Banion, FBA Ron Yeske, Al Lucier, Jay Unwin, Caroline Gaudreault – NCASI Reid Miner Proposal for NCASI’s housing the containerboard and average corrugated container life cycle model As you requested, we have discussed with our Operating Committee the proposal for NCASI to house the containerboard and average corrugated container life cycle assessment model and use it for the industry’s benefit within defined parameters. The Operating Committee agrees that this is an appropriate role for NCASI and suggests the following arrangement. • NCASI agrees to house, and keep in working order for 10 years, the containerboard and average corrugated container LCA model. There would be no charge for this. The period could be extended by mutual agreement. • NCASI agrees to use the model to assist AF&PA and FBA in addressing issues that arise at the association level. There would normally be no funding needed for this, although NCASI would like to reserve the right to ask for funding in extraordinary cases where a substantial amount of effort is required. • NCASI agrees to work with AF&PA and FBA to update the model as needed based on decisions at AF&PA and FBA. NCASI would likely ask for funding to cover the staff time associated with such updates. • NCASI agrees to work with individual AF&PA, FBA and NCASI member companies that produce containerboard to develop LCA results from the model that incorporate company-specific data. NCASI will charge companies for this service an amount adequate to cover the NCASI staff time needed to develop these results. Note that we feel we should include NCASI member companies (which are, for the most part, the same companies as belong to AF&PA) in this arrangement because they have contributed to the cost of the study via the effort expended by NCASI in performing the containerboard study. We look forward to hearing your reaction to this proposed arrangement. If you agree that it is adequate, we would appreciate having your written concurrence for our records. Best Regards Reid Miner Environmental research for the forest products industry
Attachment E CPA Material Inventory Name of Materials Quantity FBA 800 # Sensitivity Factors Fact Sheet 1,349 CCF Implementation Fact Sheet 1,649 Wax Alternative Fact Sheet 3,152 50 Corrugated Common Footprint Standard 149 yes Corrugated Packaging for Produce 809 65 yes Corrugated Common Footprint Research 7,016 24 yes Results Apple Case Study 1,715 93 CPA Folders 2,605 yes Corrugated Grapes Case Study 349 60 Corrugated Citrus Case Study 349 20 Case Ready Meat Brochure 10,809 120 Corrugated Case Ready Meat Technical 150 yes Specification Corrugated Common Footprint Stand Technical 400 Specification RFID in the Perishables Supply-Chain Corrugated RFID in the Perishables Supply- 37 Chain Corrugated Pkg. Supplies Have Wax Standards Poster/Package of 50 322 10 Wax Standard Brochure/Package of 50 350 Wax Standard Poster/Individual 2,849 Wax Standard Brochure/Individual 849 Corrugated Broccoli Case Study/ Package of 25 146 119 each
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