Session Overview SUM 2016
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This document provides an overview of a networking session on circular economy concepts and landfill mining. The session will include presentations on landfill mining situations across Europe and potential case studies from the UK and Hungary. Impacts of landfill mining on soil and from soil will also be discussed. Additional presentations will cover a circular economy approach, case studies of specific landfill mining and aggregate recycling projects, and applying circular economy concepts to the quarrying industry. The overall goals of the session are to address issues around huge amounts of waste, preserve non-renewable natural resources, and minimize negative environmental impacts through approaches like waste recycling, landfill mining, and exploiting waste as secondary raw materials.
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Session Overview SUM 2016
- 1. NETWORKING SESSION: Circular economy and landfill mining: key concepts to exploit waste as new resources Session overview Giovanna Antonella Dino Earth Science Department, University of Torino, Italy
- 2. Overview of the networking session Landfill mining situation across Europe and potential with a UK case study: Dr. Diogo Gomes (Cranfield University) Overview of landfill mining impacts: Eng. Ernő Garamvölgyi (Bay Zoltán Nonprofit Ltd, Hungary) Evaluating impacts on the soil and from the soil: Prof. Franco Ajmone Marsan (Università di Torino) Circular economy approach: Dr. Laszlo Drescher (MKM, Hungary) Case studies: SMART GROUND project presentation: Eng. Marco Delafeld (ENCO) Landfill mining: the point of view of a MSW management company (landfill and treatment plant): Eng. Davide Mainero (ACEA Pinerolese) Aggregate from C&DW: the point of view of a C&DW recycling plant: Dr. Carlo Colombino (Cavit srl) Circular economy approach in quarrying industry: the point of view of an industrial mineral producer: Dr. Alessio Lorenzi (Minerali Industriali srl)
- 3. HUGE AMOUNTS OF WASTE WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RICYCLING IS AN ISSUE WHICH INVOLVES INDUSTRIES, LOCAL ADMINISTRATION, AND CITIZEN AT LARGE
- 4. COMMUNITY • visual “pollution” • land waste • stability problems • risks of environmental pollution ENTERPRISES disposal costs need for large dumping areas environmental rehabilitation costs constraint to quarry development NON-RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES PRESERVATION (EU CHALLENGE) NEGATIVE IMPACTS MINIMISATION WASTE RECICLYNG (EU CHALLENGE)
- 5. TOPRESERVENATURALRESOURCES,SEVERALEU RESEARCHESAIMTOEXPLOITWASTEFROMLANDFILLS LANDFILLMININGAPPROACH (typicalformunicipallandfill butadaptabletominingand quarrywaste) CRITICAL RAW MATERIALS (CRM) SECONDARY RAW MATERIALS (SMR) 4R WASTE HIERARCHY, REPLACING WASTE WITH RESERVE (FOR THE FUTURE OR RESOURCE) WASTE SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED AS WASTE BUT AS RESOURCE/RESERVE
- 6. 1. MINIMIZATION OF WASTE PRODUCTION HOW ? CHALLENGE: 1. NATURAL RESOURCE PRESERVATION 2. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 2. EMPLOYMENT OF EACH PRODUCT ARISING FROM EXPLOITATION/PRODUCTIVE ACTIVITIES: PRIMARY PRODUCTS SRM BY-PRODUCTS FUNDAMENTAL NEW ACTIVITY PLANNING PHASE CIRCULAR ECONOMY APPROACH
- 7. Project Coordinator Marco de la Feld ENCO s.r.l. m.delafeld@enco-consulting.it This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 641988