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Critical Analysis of the Potential of Mechanical Biological Treatment for Irish waste Management

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Resource Abstract

Provide information in relation to MBT that may inform future government policy. Identify issues that require addressing in order to establish conditions that are suitable to the environmental development of MBT facilities in Ireland. Identify issues that require addressing in order to establish conditions that are suitable to the economic development of MBT facilities in Ireland.
Make recommendations where possible as to the
means to address these issues.

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Ms Bernie Guinan
Fehily Timoney
Environmental Consultant
Telephone: +353 - (0)21-496 4133
e-mail: Bernie.guinan@ftco.ie
Fehily Timoney & Company
Core House, Poladuff Road, Cork City, Ireland
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Mr Torben Kristiansen
Rambøll Danmark A/S
Environmental Consultant
Telephone: +45 4598 6000
e-mail: TOK@ramboll.dk
Teknikerbyen 31
DK-2830, Virum, Denmark, Ireland
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Mr Derek Milton
Fehily Timoney
Environmental Consultant
Telephone: +353 21 4964133
e-mail: Derek.milton@ftco.ie
Fehily Timoney & Company
Core House, Poladuff Road, Cork City, Ireland
Responsibilities for this resource: originator pointOfContact

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Author(s)Guinan, B. Kristiansen, T. Milton, D.
Title Of WebsiteSecure Archive For Environmental Research Data
Publication InformationCritical Analysis of the Potential of Mechanical Biological Treatment for Irish waste Management
Name of OrganisationEnvironmental Protection Agency Ireland
Electronic Address or URL http://erc.epa.ie/safer/resource?id=d22d6f8a-217b-102c-b381-901ddd016b14
Unique Identifierd22d6f8a-217b-102c-b381-901ddd016b14
Date of AccessLast Accessed: 2010-09-03

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Guinan, B. Kristiansen, T. Milton, D.   "Critical Analysis of the Potential of Mechanical Biological Treatment for Irish waste Management". Associated datasets and digitial information objects connected to this resource are available at: Secure Archive For Environmental Research Data (SAFER) managed by Environmental Protection Agency Ireland http://erc.epa.ie/safer/resource?id=d22d6f8a-217b-102c-b381-901ddd016b14 (Last Accessed: 2010-09-03)

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SAFER-Data Identification Number 98
SAFER-Data Display URL http://erc.epa.ie/safer/iso19115/display?isoID=98
Resource TitleCritical Analysis of the Potential of Mechanical Biological Treatment for Irish waste Management
Resource KeywordsWaste Management Mechanical Biological Treatment (MBT)
ISO 19115 Topic Categories environment
Languages Within Resource Data/Documentationeng
Metadata Languageeng
EPA/ERTDI/STRIVE Project Code2005-WRM-MS-35
EPA/ERTDI/STRIVE Project ThemeWaste and Resource Management
Unique Resource Idenifier IDd22d6f8a-217b-102c-b381-901ddd016b14
This Metadata Describes The Following: model
Frequency Of Changes To This Metadata or Attached Data continual

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Temporal Information For This Resource


Project Start Date Thursday 1st January 2004 (01-01-2004)
Earliest Recorded Date within any attached datasets or digital objects Thursday 1st January 2004 (01-01-2004)
Most Recent Recorded Date within any attached datasets or digital objects Tuesday 1st January 2008 (01-01-2008)
Resource Metadata Published On Monday 22nd December 2008 (22-12-2008)
Last Resource Metadata Edit occured on Tuesday 10th February 2009 at 15:45:50 (10-02-2009)
Resource Datasets or Digital Objects Updated On Monday 22nd December 2008 at 13:32:00 (22-12-2008)

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Description of Geographical Characteristics of This Resource

The Connacht WMR is made up of Galway city and county, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon and Sligo counties. The Cork Waste Management Plan covers both the county and city areas with the revised Plan being published in 2004 to cover the period 2004?2009. The residual waste is largely landfilled within the region at the council?s Youghal and Kinsale Road Landfills. Donegal?s Replacement Waste Management Plan estimated that approximately 52% of households within the region are without a collection service. The review of the Dublin Waste Management Plan began in 2004 and considered the current capacity available for the treatment of waste and what future capacity would be required to meet the Plan targets.

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The project, entitled ?Critical Analysis of the Potential of Mechanical Biological Treatment for Irish Waste Management?, is led by Fehily Timoney and Company with assistance from project partners Rambøll (Denmark) and Veolia Environmental Services UK. The project is based on both desktop and field studies of the existing mechanical and biological treatment situation in Europe and on first-hand information provided by project partners on the operational performance of several mechanical and
biological facilities across Europe and in the UK.
Supplementary Metadata Information
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