1. A company generates solid wastes as shown in the table and currently landfill it without any segregation at a as Re Land 6800 per ton 200 tons per year Aluminum Cans 500 tons per year 565 per ton 400 tons per year S25 per ton Glass year Poly Ethylene Terephthalate plastic 2,000 tons per 6500 per ton Corrugated cardboard 2.200 tons per year 590 per ton above could a. What is the maximum potential cost savings to be had if all of these items site? The be separated from the Msw and other industrial wastes generated at the current landfill costs are 5150 per ton. b. Acontractor offers to take recyclables and sell them. The contractor will pay half the the the other half value for the material it can take away [see hint below) and then of the value to pay for the moving of the materials to market and keep the difference what does contractor pay for the materials assuming that the recovery rates for the materials within the company itself are the same as the overall industry rates? Not all of each of these materials are recovered. Hint: see Tables 9.10 and 9:18 to get these industry wide values c How much profit would the recycling contractor makeifhe pays 25% of the recycle value in transaction expenses in addition to what he pays the company for the material in the first place? d. The Company's Board of Directors wants to report on their efforts to reduce Green House Gas emissions (it does happen). What reduction in GHG emissions would be reported under this contract in CO2 per year? e. What is the company's new cost structure for these items? Before they were paying $795.000 per year now they pay? f. What are the maximum possible energy use savings possible with a complete move to recycle all these materials and eliminate their beinglandfilled? Units to be stated in MMbtu per year, ons btu per year), Will this improve the co2 emissions made because of the company's activities