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The Canadian Champion, Friday, November 17, 2006 - A9 Energy-fromn-waste plan at Halton Iandfill moves ahead Halton issues a request for proposais tofive consultingfirms chosen through expression of interest process The Region is moving lorward wîth its plans to create an energy-from-waste (EFW) facility ai the local landfill. Earlier this month, Halton issued a request for proposaIs for the proct to five consulting firms, wbicb werc chosen tbrough an expression of interesi proccss. The successful fnm will work witb staff on developîng a business case to present to regional councîl in the spring. The business case will include the preîiminary air quality environmentaî, bealtb, transportation and financial assess- ments nccdcd to initiate public consultation and make an informed decision on the options for Haltons EFW facîlity "i is critical that Halton move forward on our energy- from-waste plans. Wben the borders close in 2010, we must be prcpared t0 accept Haltons industrial, commercial and institutional waste," said outgoing Regional Chaîrman Joyce Savoline. "By choice, thîs sector currently scnds uts waste to the U.S. The volumes account for 150,000 tonnes of waste cacb year, wbicb wilî represent a doubling of waste going t0 Hialtons landfill.' Investîgatîng an EFW facîlîîy ts one comnpontent of the Halton Solid Waste Management Strategy wbtcb also oui- A Grand Entrance Makirrq an errtraooe i0 bith fuin aiid revvardofg D)ecoraiinq your front entrante tor nhe holiday seasor os îr'pirational in do uni provides a festve velkomr o o yiri. horr e Copi ment pour door wîtlr pro made or dIo r your oh 'mwaq qrrl, roes or wvreares Ail are moor eifer e wrren riru miro living preer s AoAd rhe otite! i, ont of ris o er onrr forger ro onie e noi or orbher cooor, use fuir, etper!merr anrd expreos poorselt or yoe r rroor eloor Plairrers are great foo tee, uohettor in orn et fir Oi tners et YOri 1sdoice theoe festrve beautre, btrrrq the nîajesrp Of the SedsOri t r pintirurir ttre pue inuit es are endiess o!e e pýo re riaturne dec r No entrante io mplete mîthour un ethrnq in vvpe f10ber n ortmie tio boa tifitu te eol a groat slent or et thon ced o fdap nats ireaviabietr corripletc peut grand ont tOiu Stop bp orie ofn qordon (re trocn ve and mi e a giao ifntriric Listen 10 Am9oo CHML r 95 for more -hr e.ou ivs ww .terageehouesco Bu. ngo Wat. . ..n itn Vaga 7D Y lines how Flalton can diveri up to 60 per cent of its residen- tial waste out of the landfîll. The current diversion rate is almosi 43 per cent. "Whilc its enitical that Halton dîvert as înuch wastc as possible l'rom our landfîll, achtevtng a 60 per cent diversion rate alone viii flot address the waste issues in laIton," said Savoline. "Even wîth a 60 per cent diversion rate, our landfill will exhaust its capacity hy 2030. The investigation of creating ncw, dlean, state-ol-the-art technologies takes tinte, so wc have îo start workîng on a solution to manage Haltons waste now before its too laie. Savoline noted an addîtional bonus would be the gencra- tion of cnergy, wbîch is increasîngly bccoming critical gîven the encrgy cnists Ontario is facîng. The Region announced its plans to investîgate energy- from-wastc in the summer. The primary objective of the EFW facility would be to dis- pose of Halton-only wastc thai could not be rcduced, reuscd or rccycled. For more information on Haltons waste strategy, vîsît www.halton.ca'cfw or caîl (905) 825-6000. 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