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1 Building for the By Recycling Industrial Materials Asphalt Shingles Recycling: A National Perspective Kimberly Cochran, PhD U.S. EPA Office of Solid Waste 3 rd Asphalt Shingles Recycling Forum Chicago, IL November 1, 2007

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Page 1: Building for theBy Recycling Industrial Materials 1 Asphalt Shingles Recycling: A National Perspective Kimberly Cochran, PhD U.S. EPA Office of Solid Waste

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Building for the By Recycling Industrial Materials

Asphalt Shingles Recycling: A National Perspective

Kimberly Cochran, PhDU.S. EPA Office of Solid Waste

3rd Asphalt Shingles Recycling ForumChicago, IL

November 1, 2007

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• There is a large drive to increase C&D materials recycling

• Asphalt shingles have great potential for recycling

• Post-consumer asphalt shingles are largely not recycled

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• Massachusetts ban on disposal before processing

• California requires 50% diversion from landfills

• Various states have grants and education programs

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• Disposal bans– Ban of specific materials from being disposed

• Waste plan requirement– Require all contractors to submit plans on how they

will reduce disposal when applying for a permit

• Deposit system– Fee required when applying for a permit that is

returned when recycling is proven

• Salvage period requirements

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Recycling• Increases in fuel prices

• Green building initiatives

• Efforts to reduce GHG emissions

• General difficulty to site landfills

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• Industrial Materials Recycling is a priority of the Resource Conservation Challenge (RCC)– C&D Materials– Foundry Sands– Coal Combustion products

• Current goal:

“Increase C&D materials recycling to 65% by 2011”

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• Measure – “What gets tracked gets managed”

• Explore barriers and how to overcome them

• Increase awareness

• Recognize success

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• Asphalt Shingles = Material Resource

– Construction Initiative• Encouraging use of industrial materials in building or

highway construction projects

– Green Buildings, Highways, and Sustainable Sites• Helping develop criteria• Promoting industrial materials recycling in green

structures/sites• Promoting coordination between transportation and

environmental agencies

– Disaster Debris Management Planning

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– Working with industry and government

• Construction Materials Recycling Association• Associated General Contractors of America• National Association of Home Builders• National Demolition Association• Association of State and Territorial Solid Waste

Management Officials• National Association of Counties

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– Improving C&D materials measurement• Measurement tool for contractors

– Developing a toolkit to help contractors with how to recycle/use recycled materials

– Determining recognition methods

– Reaching out to contractors, recyclers, and governments

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• Asphalt Shingles = Energy & Materials

– Exploring the applicability of use of shingles as a fuel and material for cement kilns

– Working with Owens Corning

– Looking to other countries that currently practice this

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• 2005 OSWER Innovations Workgroup Pilot Grant to CMRA for Tear-Off Asphalt Shingles Recycling

– Update www.shinglerecycling.org website

– Recycling Asphalt Shingles: Best Practices Guide

– Environmental Issues Associated with Asphalt Shingle Recycling

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• 2004 EPA Region 5 Grant to WasteCap Wisconsin – C&D Waste Management Toolkit & Training– Several recycling accreditation courses

held in WI– City of Chicago will host 1st training outside

WI • Friday, November 9th • EPA Region 5 Building (Metcalfe Federal

Building)• www.wastecapwi.org

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• What obstacles have you encountered?

• What role does each participant play in overcoming the obstacles to asphalt shingle recycling?– Contractors– Manufacturers – States– EPA

Make sure you use your comment cards!!

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[email protected]

703-347-8950