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taking or should be taking to effectively manage MSW while making profit and contributing positively with respect to the environment and society at large. 4. Recommend approaches on best waste management priorities for sustainable MSW management approaches for the state. 5. You will demonstrate knowledge regarding environmental policies and regulations specific to the US and your state that will enable these facilities to sustainably operate. PART B: A city in your state is selecting a materials recovery facility (MRF) that will divert wastes from landfills to meet the city's solid waste volume reduction goal of at least 30% by 2021. The MRF planned to use both machines and Mr Smith also reviewed and tabulated the recyclables separation data for the past 3 years (see Table 2). Note that people to remove and sort recyclables from the waste stream. A recyclable materials recovery program was the existing recyclables program is separating 11% of the 90,000 tons per year. initiated in 2015; however, the city authorities are uncertain as to whether the program will be able to achieve 30% diversion. The city's Solid Waste Management Department's staff has been directed to assess the existing recycling program, identify other options for recycling if the existing program is inadequate to meet goals, and prepare a report to the commissioners that defines a program to meet diversion goals. The problem is open ended, you can make valid assumptions to solve the problem. Information and Data: 1 Table 3 present the quantities of waste in the city, which are prohibited by regulation from disposal in the city's lined landfill. *ss = source separated; mrf = material recovery facility a contract to a broker to receive and resell used oil and lead-acid batteries. Table 4 present the amounts of materials, which were diverted from the landfill. Based on the information provided and available literature, as a group you will suggest 1. What technology should be used at the city's MRF so as to take advantage of the materials already being separated? 2. How will the city's Solid Waste Management agency determine materials specifications demanded by materials buyers? 3. If the full quantity of prohibited waste were diverted from the landfill, would it satisfy the diversion goal set by the city? On the day of the oral presentations, your group will communicate (in English) your findings for both Parts A and B effectively on the subject on hand. You will also turn in a typed report on an agreed date. The oral presentation and the report will address CO4 and POj (Communications). Additionally, the complex engineering activity will address A1: Range of resources; A2: Level of interaction. taking or should be taking to effectively manage MSW while making profit and contributing positively with respect to the environment and society at large. 4. Recommend approaches on best waste management priorities for sustainable MSW management approaches for the state. 5. You will demonstrate knowledge regarding environmental policies and regulations specific to the US and your state that will enable these facilities to sustainably operate. PART B: A city in your state is selecting a materials recovery facility (MRF) that will divert wastes from landfills to meet the city's solid waste volume reduction goal of at least 30% by 2021. The MRF planned to use both machines and Mr Smith also reviewed and tabulated the recyclables separation data for the past 3 years (see Table 2). Note that people to remove and sort recyclables from the waste stream. A recyclable materials recovery program was the existing recyclables program is separating 11% of the 90,000 tons per year. initiated in 2015; however, the city authorities are uncertain as to whether the program will be able to achieve 30% diversion. The city's Solid Waste Management Department's staff has been directed to assess the existing recycling program, identify other options for recycling if the existing program is inadequate to meet goals, and prepare a report to the commissioners that defines a program to meet diversion goals. The problem is open ended, you can make valid assumptions to solve the problem. Information and Data: 1 Table 3 present the quantities of waste in the city, which are prohibited by regulation from disposal in the city's lined landfill. *ss = source separated; mrf = material recovery facility a contract to a broker to receive and resell used oil and lead-acid batteries. Table 4 present the amounts of materials, which were diverted from the landfill. Based on the information provided and available literature, as a group you will suggest 1. What technology should be used at the city's MRF so as to take advantage of the materials already being separated? 2. How will the city's Solid Waste Management agency determine materials specifications demanded by materials buyers? 3. If the full quantity of prohibited waste were diverted from the landfill, would it satisfy the diversion goal set by the city? On the day of the oral presentations, your group will communicate (in English) your findings for both Parts A and B effectively on the subject on hand. You will also turn in a typed report on an agreed date. The oral presentation and the report will address CO4 and POj (Communications). Additionally, the complex engineering activity will address A1: Range of resources; A2: Level of interaction