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4.6 Waste disposal

Submitted by admin on Mon, 2009-04-13 12:19

4.6.1
The challenges with regard to waste disposal are multiple, and underline the need for an updated understanding of the state of waste disposal, the extent of unpermitted landfill sites, the lack of landfill space, and the need to update the classification of hazardous waste. There are various initiatives underway or in place to address these issues. In terms of the need to improve waste information and statistics, the Waste Information System has been designed and implemented although it is currently underutilized. There is a process underway to identify which landfill sites have not been permitted and to prioritise and fast-track their permitting. There is also a review of the classification of hazardous waste, which will culminate in a new classification system to replace DWAF’s minimum requirements for waste categorization (2nd version, 1988).

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Review of the classification of hazardous waste

Submitted by heatherbooysen on Tue, 2009-05-26 10:24.

The review of the classification of hazardous waste is at present just been started afew months ago. this needs to be finalised before you can set your standards in place, however both processes appear to be running at the same time. How will you ensure that the one slots into the other to esnure all basis are covered.