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OVERVIEW AND COSTS What were the defined objectives? u Did yo ? ? 1 2 Bury less than 550 kg of waste/inhabitant Recover at least 70% of recyclable materials KNOW a r ticipa tion p s! f fo r t s and yo u r taxe e ct on Your 3 Reduce the quantity of buried CRD residues by 35% a n impa have oor : $ 3 00 / d 5 0 / do or 20 1 0 to $ 2 Our 2017 Overview On the RITMRG logo, the 4 sectors are shown 1 8 : $ 230 20 by the leaves. Green for landfilling, blue for recycling, yellow for the eco-centers and brown for composting. The materials generated on our territory are directed to 4 sectors: Composting, recycling, eco-centers and landfilling. In 2017, we were still sending 40% of our materials to landfill, but only 22% of them were real trash. How much does it cost? Since 2009, the management of residual material is a priority on the territory We create 19 000 tons of materials/year → Increase of 1%/year We divert 60% of our landfilling materials → Improvement! *STS: Septic tank sludge 2
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COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION Collection Schedule What is the purpose of chips on my bins? ENTIO Every two weeks, TT A N all year As of January 1, er Remind 2019, the painted bins will no longer be emptied. You can use a big yard Summer: Each week waste paper bag to Autumn: Every two weeks avoid the materials Winter: every three weeks sticking to your brown bin. How to place my bin down the road? What to do if my bin is broken or if it has not been picked up? Chips are used to: 1 feet 1 feet 1 feet • Indicate us at what point of its round the truck is at • Call us AS SOON AS you notice the damage or omission. • Calculate the participation rate WEATHER ALERT Together, we will find a solution! to the right collections Please note that RITMRG : (418) 385-4200 in the event of a major • Identify the areas where to snowstorm, the collection could be moved promote awareness to the next day. You often forget to place ction u day before colle Did yo your bin down the road? Bin placed the Memento sends you a FREE ? ? KNOW text message to remind you the house Wheels facing to get your bin out the day ing ed beside or go before collection! No material plac ercé, above the bin Visit monmemento.ca M o f R ocher-P C h In the R rate wit away any object ic ipation Bin placed 1 foot th e p a r t 85% a n d s (10 feet) Where can I get a new bin? e bin is of erty, at 3 meter th e b lu wn b in . Bin on my prop not on the sidewalk h the bro se the of the white lin e/ 50% wit in c rea In a hardware store for the re to ect nor th e st re et You do not want the recycling and waste bins. If we we % , w e c ould exp snowplow to overthrow t 8 0 0 latter a t $200,0 0 your bin? Follow this advice! For the brown bins, please call us! of abou savings 4
RECYCLING What is the purpose of What goes into the blue bin? the blue bin? Slightly rinse Remove the flyers The blue bin was set up to recycle and drain from their plastic Paper / Cardboard bag CONTAINERS, PACKAGING, PRINTS from our consumer goods if they are made of PAPER, CARDBOARD, PLASTICS, GLASS Undo the boxes and METAL. So, I cannot put a plastic toy or a shirt in the blue bin because these are not containers, Plastics Flexible Plastics Rigid packaging or prints? Put all bags made of Drained This symbol is used to identify the recyclable That’s right! flexible plastics together plastics What does NOT go into the blue bin? How can I recognize No flexible plastics? not recyclable If it elongates, it is Only the #6 is recyclable! NOT recyclable Organic materials Diapers Textiles Glass Metal Yes: same thing for Bottle and See the month of aluminum plates and paper! Straw Coffee stirrer Styrofoam Plastic Mason jar August for more details tableware on the recycling of glass u Did yo VHS Pack of chewing gum Laminated bag Plastics or without How can I know what to ?? KNOW Chip bags do with a material that is er Multi-material objects not mentioned here? Remind re -Riviè ceives rande re The G ng center rials Syringes] Riffle bullets Dead animals It is true that cardboard recyc li o f mate Download Ça va où?, the and paper are also 0 0 ton s Others application from RECYC-QUÉBEC! 4,0 year 62% compostable, but it is each papers and (in French only) more profitable to 12% cardboard .... Or call the RITMRG! recycle them! We should Glass not be neglecting our 10% ic... blue bin. Plast 8% l..... 8% Meta .. a rges.. Disch 6
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ECO-CENTER l and lectrica ardous Waste Eic Equipment o u s e h old HazW) n H H Electro (WEEE) Waste (H Metal All pieces of ferrous or • Batteries non-ferrous metal • Fluorescents and compact fluorescent light bulbs • Paints and oils • Fertilizers and pesticides • Cleaning and scrubbing products Used oils → → Conditioning → New lubricating oil • Televisions Sold to a recycling • Computers, keyboards, screens • Printers Paints → → Manufacturing of recycled paint waste handler • Cellphones, cables, chargers, etc. ATTENTION aste HHWs are accepted for free but to avoid impacts on health and environment, Bulky W EPRA-Québec is responsible for the we must: recovery of your devices’ components • Keep residues in the ORIGINAL and airtight containers • NOT transfer products at the Eco-Center • NOT throw the HHWs in the garbage Wood ovation tion, Ren • Branches Construc molition (CRD) • Lumber Tires and De esidues • Sound wood (pallets, untreated) R • Non-sound wood With or without rims • Electrical appliances (painted, stained, treated) Maximum of 48 inches • Tubs, sinks, toilets in diameter • Mattresses, bedsprings, furniture • Water heater, windows, etc. • Dismantled to recover metal and wood • Reused Gypsum = Agricultural liming or others • Last resort = Engineered landfill Seeking new outlets: • Branches and sound wood = • Vinyl siding (clapboard) Wood chips for composting • Remoulded: Remoulded tires • Aggregates (concrete, stone, brick, • Non-sound wood = u • Recycled: asphalt, etc.) Did yo Ground with asphalt shingle = ?? Stable mat, mudguard, speed • Insulation KNOW Covering material at the bump, etc. engineered landfill As Ship • Recovered: ha ngl l t s that ent guid e is e Use for energy purposes Number! anagem counts (cement plants, etc.) A CRD m IT M R G nters of on the R actor co-Ce ve available help your contr s th re e E a website to method 7, the RCM h rs for ore eco -f riendly In 201 cher-Percé ,500 visito ls. apply m uction. o 4 ia deconstr the R ed nearly s of mater 65% welco of 5,100 ton , more than such as m l e a tota his tonnag ed. ro m t co ve r F ve b e en re ha 418 361-5833 www.groupebouffard.com /groupebouffard UNE Location FORCE DURABLE SERVICE CONTENEURS 8 ENVIRONNEMENT
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BULKY WASTE What is a bulky waste? Characteristics to respect What to put down the road for this collection? Length: Maximum 2,4 meters (8 ft) An object we want to get rid of Volume: but that cannot be picked up Maximum 3 m3 Bulky Waste during the regular collection due Weight: • Electrical, eating and cooling appliances; to its size and that can be recovered. Maximum 150 kg (300 lbs) • Tubs, sinks, toilets, furniture, mattresses, bedsprings; • Toys, bicycles, carpet and flooring; • Water heater and tank; What is the purpose of this collection? • Ferrous or non-ferrous metals Maximum 150 kg Preferable to the Eco-Center or HHW days in order to prevent the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Even if all materials accepted in this environmental degradation and TVs, computers and peripherals, collection can be brought to the preserve your confidential data. display device, printers and desktop devices, Eco-Center all year long, this collection Complete list at pages 12 and 26. cellphones, audio and video systems, etc. is offered to facilitate the disposal of materials by the citizens. Wood pallets, doors, windows, BBQ (no bottle), pool components, styrofoam IMPORTANT s that Number! Tires This collection is for the counts With or without rims, smaller than 48 in f RESIDENTIAL SECTOR ONLY tons o en 01 8 , it is 71 at have be é Recyclable materials (grouped or in a transparent bag) In 2 waste th her-Perc n. bulky red in Roc is collectio e h Before the bulky waste collection, make recov hanks to t Green Residues t sure your materials are: RCM Branches (max. 1 meter [3 feet], tied, max. 25 kg) Leaves and lawn (in transparent bags or other than black or green) your 24 hours before Out maximum Rejected Materials collection day Easy to access (not behind a ditch) Garbage bags, recyclable In your driveway Car hulks or compostable materials road (6,5 ft) from the um of 2 meters Construction, renovation Animal remains At a maxim and demolition (CRD) materials metals and the rest Household Hazardous Separate tires, Waste (HHW) Logs, stumps 10
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Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) What do they have in common? How should I dispose of them? ATTENTION To prevent the degradation of the environment and preserve your Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) 1 Preferred Choice: The Eco-Center confidential data, let your WEEE down and Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) can contaminate the road for the shortest time possible. the environment or cause health problems if they are not 2 WEEE + HHW: HHW Days properly managed. They also have a great recovery potential, that needs to be increased. 3 WEEE: Bulky waste collection WEEE HHW WEEEs must be treated with precautions since they contain: Hg Pb Au Ag Nd Dy Hg Mercury Lead Gold Silver Neodymium Dysprosium u Toxic, flammable, explosives, corrosive products or products Did yo ? Rare Rare KNOW that contain heavy metals TOXIC metals earth llets In nature: contamination p u t on pa t be ll firs d the n They can be recycled Es wi Plastic, glass, steel In sewers: W E E C e n ter an c a re of to avoid the depletion Eco - take Detrimental to the operation of wastewater e l l d at t h ec w i redite of resources! treatment plants P E - Québ o t h e acc Can be recycled AR em t ing th In the trash: send nts. chase • Risks for the health and security of garbage y c l i n g pla w i t h pur EEs rec es of WE collectors Ecofe cl i n g Accepted Products y e rec • Potential soil phreatic groundwater ce th Finan contamination Accepted Products Display device Telephone Computers Printers and Audio and and peripherals desktop devices video systems s that Number Paint Solvent Aerosol Fluorescents and Antifreeze Propane Car battery Batteries Used oils Counts rcé compact fluorescent tank and filters R o cher-Pe rt close in to dive Bring them back to light bulbs Can be recycled enters ns of Eco-C ave allowed s and 29 to 2017. the drugstore or valued Must be treated to reduce their dangerousness, then eliminated RCM hons of HHW ndfill site in to 20 t s f rom the la WEEE Medications Pesticides 12
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COMPOSTING – At Home Accepted and Rejected Materials in the Brown Bin How to proceed at home? Brown Bin Origami B What goes into the 1 brown bin? 1 Have your counter bin within reach A B C and double it with some newspaper or a B paper bag A C A Organic materials! Everything that 2 C comes from living organisms such as plants and animals. 2 Transfer the content of your counter bin in Put in the recycling your brown bin, alternating with C A if clean! dry materials 3 B Trick of the Lasagna What are FOOD GREEN RESIDUES OTHERS “dry materials”? • Leftovers • Branches (Max. 1 inch in diameter) Soiled papers and WET MATERIALS • Coffee and tea • Leaves, grass, hay, etc. cardboard (grounds, filters and bags) (put in the recycling if clean!) Dead leaves, branches, + + DRY MATERIALS Animal litter dry grass, newspaper, WET MATERIALS (including excrement) cardboard, etc. Stock up Sand and earth DRY MATERIALS on these materials to Counter Newspaper Organic Dust and hair See page 26 for a complete list WET MATERIALS make sure you have them bin material Ashes all year long! DRY MATERIALS Textiles Household Hazardous So, what DOES NOT GO Waste (HHW) into the brown bin? In the summer, put it down the road Put your bin down Diapers Cigarette butts 3 the road EVERY week to avoid smelling and No glass, no plastic, maggot problems! Ceramics In the winter, only put it down the no metal! But also... Follow the instructions on Dead animals page 4 (month of February) road when needed A problem? A solution! How to prevent materials u Did yo from freezing and sticking ? KNOW at the bottom of the bin How to avoid maggots during winter? % and flies? n 40 m o re tha a rded Try the “antifreeze” trick! 17, disc In 20 ri al s mate the Prevent flies from laying eggs on meat of the itizens of ould and fish by wrapping them in newspaper. over the bottom of the bin with by t h e c é R C M sh This is called the “papillote” trick! You can rc . dry materials and use a “yard er-Pe osted Roch n c omp also keep them in the freezer until the waste paper bag” + avoid putting be e day of collection. have liquids in the mix! 14
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RECYCLING OF GLASS From the local blue bin, sorted here, converted here and reused here! H O W D O E S IT WORK ? We convert until 5 tons of glass / day 5 4 3 2 1 to use To be converte d Then you just have jects! ises Québec ss ulate, 99% it for your own pro We receive about Photo : Éco Entrepr They arrive at the And go through gla into glass gran implosion line… does not cut! 500 tons of glass / year Grande-Rivière pure and that You recycle your glass containers… Recycling Plant... Our Achievements u Did yo A few examples... ? to know... KNOW ation What you need e glass tr ansform , etc. th ntainers, bottles W it h , co Rinse your pots project: s ate 2 job broken glass! • We cre s We also accept • We cu t expe n s e 00 s... Call us! a te ly $80,0 just to your need a p prox im For sale, we ad b y (6-25 mm) (0-6 mm) cts Nova Lumina Town of Chandler d artistic proje at in bag in pail in superbag For aesthetic an Numbers th ) 385-4200 Count s at ion, call us! (418 For more inform ss are 3 0 0 to ns of gla tallation Nearl y he ins cove re d since t line! re g w sortin of the ne Town of Gaspé La fourchette 16
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COMPOSTING SITE Once my brown bin is emptied, What are the steps of the where are the materials going? composting process? u Did yo At the Chandler composting site, through a box system that allows to ? KNOW Organic materials are discharged never travel empty. on a platform and employees 1 remove the contaminants, here t in g site, w the plastic, glass, metal, etc. os ow omp k, is n The c o n s wor R G e r s RITM five p o f the n dT r ty a prop e r c é RCM er-P e Materials are crushed and (Roch 2 wood chips are added. n o f Gas pé). ite is you rs. ow this s fore, ing There avoid e o f it by car Take nts! We mix everything to integrate t a mina con TRIEV IA Why cannot we put com brown bin? postable plas tic 3 oxygen and foster the work of microorganisms (bacteria, S N QUT IO bags in the mushrooms, etc.). ng; time is too lo r real decomposition A Th ei which We let the piles of compost This is why it is safe to dry materials, from mixing to mature for 4 to 6 months. put tissues and litter in B They prev en t fo od r composting; 4 The temperature can the brown bin! is essential fo anual sorting; reach 75°C! to be op en during m C They will ne ed ove. e D All of the ab We sieve the mature compost to remove impurities and then Instead 5 we send samples for laboratory choose Why cannot I get free newspaper or Numbers ts analysis to ensure its quality. compost? I have worked brown paper that coun wn for this... bags! on of bro id e n ti a l collecti a ll ow ed 2017, the res e rcé R CM has The compost is sold in bulk at In r-P als e Roche ic materi the composting site of bins in th to n s of organ 6 Sale of compost allows to 94 5 Chandler or in bags in recover taxes and thus to divert ll! o m th e landfi hardware stores on the territory. lower the operating costs fr 26 X 1 of the site 18
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Québec Waste Reduction Week (QWRW) s Number unts that C o uried aste b hould consUMDiEfferently Follow the RITMRG on Facebook h e w of t Ms and visit our website for details 5, 24% rcé RC ! on the programming. In 201 Rocher-Pe he blue bin t by the een put in have b In 2018, the Grande-Rivière recycling center has welcomed nearly 500 students and u Did yo OCTOBER 19-27, 2019 visitors during its open houses! ? The 4R: Residual material management hierarchy KNOW t he RITM RG n s o f allatio ycling The inst g site, rec o s t in fill, (comp in e e red land g ll Reduce Reuse Recycle Recover center, en c a n b e visited a ters) Eco-Cen a ll us for an g ! C year lon ment! Enhance a material with a chemical appoint Refuse disposable Reuse an object Treat a material to or physical transformation e.g.: objects and reduce several times or reintroduce it in a • Crush the wood to re-introduced consumption transform it for manufacturing 1 it into the composting process another usage process • Compost the organic residues At the Store During my Outings At Home TO consUMEDifferently I bring my reusable I have with me at all times: I refuse flyers with the I buy second hand and I give my objects that bags! A container sticker: are STILL USABLE to a donation center or organization who need them I prioritize unpackaged Utensils items or items with A reusable mug I buy sustainable and repairable products recycled packaging. I learn to repair my objects I share my tools with my close relatives 20
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OUR IMPACT The Residual Materials Lifetime Plastic is often found in the ocean where it breaks into small particles When we throw a waste in nature, that can then be swallowed by fishes it does not disappear right away! and finish in our plates! Moreover, sea currents form what we can call “plastic continents” Tires Fruit skin Aluminum NEVER... can Styrofoam Tissue Chewing Wooden Plastic bottle gum board 3 months 1 year 5 years 15 years 200 years 500 years 1000 years 4000 years 450 years Newspaper Cigarette butt Woollen Plastic stocking bag Glass bottle In the world, 137,000 cigarette butts are thrown away every second! YOU can make a A cigarette butt thrown to the ground corresponds to... difference by • 4,000 chemicals released to disposing of your the environment • 500 liters of polluted water materials at the Benefits for the Region right places And what if we had recycled them... Disposing of organic materials in the brown bin is… • Supporting five jobs at the composting site of Chandler. • Giving a second life to the materials by 670 X = 1000 x = 450 x = 27 x = generating great quality compost. Disposing of recyclable materials in the blue bin is… • Supporting sixteen jobs at the recycling center of Grande-Rivière. • Giving a second life to the materials by producing new recycled products. 22
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LANDFILLING What is a « real trash ?» What is an engineered landfill? What do we bury? It is a material that cannot be recycled, composted or recovered at the Eco-Center. The more we reduce landfilling, An engineered landfill is a series of sealed cells that we fill A characterization study done in 2015 has the more we reduce costs. with our waste. Once the capacity is reached, we shown that only 22% of buried materials permanently close these cells with an airtight “hat.” coming from the Rocher-Percé RCM are real waste. The vast majority of what is buried • Waste Water (leachates): Waste water should have rather been disposed in the are treated and then tests are performed brown bin, the blue bin or at the Eco-Center. (26 parameters imposed by the ministry) before being discharged into the river • Biogas (methane [CH4] and carbon dioxide [CO2]): Gas generated at the time of the decomposition of the Throughout the Years... buried materials are flared. This way, we greatly reduce their impact on climate changes. Since 2014, there has been a notable decrease of buried materials coming from the residential sector thanks, notably, s to the participation to composting and Number unts er that c o iogas Eco-Centers. Remind a t m e nt of b tons tre 00 Do not forget your good habits 7, the rly 4,9 , In 201 d nea u Did yo n te 20 18 during the holidays... ev e o r has pr quivalent. F 0 tons. ? KNOW e ,5 0 of CO2 ctive is of 8 • Paper wrappings are recyclable, je the ob but not those in plastic. to twice • Natural Christmas trees g costs up Lan d fi ll in ting and support local businesses and h a n compos can be recovered at the mo re t to sort! y cli n g . It pays Eco-Center! rec • Leftovers from the holiday feast can also be composted! 24
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Download Ça va où?, the application from RECYC-QUÉBEC! (in French only) Or call the RITMRG! 26
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