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- 1. paint stewardship developments, opportunities,+ considerations MassRecycle R3 conference March 30, 2015 1
- 2. who is the product stewardship institute? 2
- 4. 84* epr laws in 33 states (including carpet, cell phones, agricultural pesticide containers, refrigerants + one “framework” law) 4 8 11 13 15 23 4 3 *not including 11 container deposit laws 2
- 5. the U.S. generates more than 64 million gallons of leftover paint each year. 5
- 6. paint is more than 50% of the hhw collected by many programs, and often responsible for half their costs 6
- 7. • research and reports (2002, 2003) • national dialogue (since 2003) • 1st MOU (April 2005) – 4 meetings/9 months 8 projects ($2M public, private funding) • 2nd MOU (October 2007) detailed work plan, elements of legislation paint stewardship: first steps 7
- 8. …paint stewardship law that led to the nation’s first… Oregon, June 2009 8
- 9. state paint EPR laws + legislation paint laws passed: • oregon (2009) • california (2010) • connecticut (2011) • rhode island (2012) • minnesota (2013) • maine (2013) • vermont (2013) • colorado (2014) • district of columbia (2015) 9
- 10. gallons collected: 30% permanent collection sites: 400% convenient access: 95.5% of residents cost savings for Portland metro region: $1+ million potential financial benefits for state: $5.9 million oregon’s paint stewardship law 10
- 11. paint stewardship the basics manufacturers must operate a system to a) reduce the generation of postconsumer paint; b) promote reuse, and c) provide system for recycling and proper disposal of leftover paint. 11
- 12. paint stewardship bill how it works 12
- 13. paint stewardship requirements stewardship program must provide • convenient collection locations • environmentally responsible paint management • goals for reuse, recycling, proper disposal • education & outreach • budget & assessment rate 13
- 15. SD 923 (on docket) “An Act establishing the Massachusetts paint stewardship program” Supported by the paint industry paint stewardship legislation in massachusetts 15 https://mapsc.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/p aint_bill_sd923_gobi_011515.pdf
- 16. - prevent 1.5 million gallons from being wasted each year - provide a total financial benefit of over $12 million/year through proper paint management benefits of paint stewardship legislation for massachusetts: 16
- 17. - convenient access to paint collection locations across the state - cost savings for local government programs that currently collect paint benefits of paint stewardship legislation for massachusetts: 17
- 18. Oil- Based Paint 62% All Other HHW Products 38% Oil- Based Paint 49% All Other HHW Products 51% barnstable county hhw collection 18 % of Volume % of Cost
- 19. - creation of recycling- sector jobs - foot traffic for retail collection sites benefits of paint stewardship legislation for massachusetts: 19
- 20. • bill awaiting hearing • join psi, mapsc, the paint industry, and others in support! call to action 20
- 21. thank you! 21 sydney hausman-cohen associate of policy + programs product stewardship institute sydney@productstewardship.us
Editor's Notes
- The Product Stewardship Institute (PSI) is a national, membership-based nonprofit committed to reducing the health, safety, and environmental impacts of consumer products across their lifecycle with a strong focus on sustainable end-of-life management. Nonprofit founded in 2000 Memberships 47 States 200+ Local gov’ts Partnerships (85+) Companies Organizations Universities Non-US Governments Board of Directors: 7 states, 4 local agencies Advisory Council: Multi-stakeholder (14 members) Global Product Stewardship Council - PSI represented on Board of Directors
- Our work focuses on increasing product stewardship programs across the country. This may include manufacturer-funded programs that are both mandatory and voluntary, as well as other government regulatory program. The paint stewardship program falls under the category of mandatory manufacturer-funded programs, or Extended Producer Responsibility Laws.
- Paint industry entered in conversation with PSI, led to national dialogue Led to the development of paint product stewardship initiatives, which funded 8 projects (ranged from source reduciton, to evaluating infrastructure) 2nd MOU developed basis for legislation
- CO??? This year legislation was introduced in: Washington Texas Minnesota Illinois New York New Jersey Maine Vermont Bills passed in: Minnesota Vermont Maine
- After the first 2 years: Baseline collection: 454,825 gallons. Program Year 2 collection: 609,471 gallons. Pre-program: 20 collection sites. Program Year 2: 102 collection sites. Pre-program: 65% of residents with convenient access. Program Year 2: 94% of residents.
- Sponsored by Ann Gobi