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I'm sure you've seen lime green bins showing up around that State, but do you know what they're for?
Lime green lidded bins are bins specifically created to collect organic waste - Garden Organics (GO) or Food Organics and Garden Organics (FOGO)
Why are these bins appearing?
The National and State government have made commitments to work toward a more sustainable future with net zero carbon emissions, creating a State Waste Avoidance and Recourse Recovery Strategy 2030. One of the biggest contributors to carbon emissions (and other nasty emissions such as methane, which is 25 times more potent) is organic waste in landfills. Methane and carbon dioxide makes up 90 to 98% of landfill gas.
The City is currently investigating options to recover organic waste, turning it into compost, diverting it away from landfill.
1 x x Red Lidded 140L or 240L Bin Collected once a week
1 x x Red Lidded 140L or 240L Bin Collected once a fortnight
1 x Yellow Lidded 240L or 360L Bin Collected once a fortnight
1 x Yellow Lidded 240L or 360L Bin Collected once a fortnight
1 X Yellow Lidded 240L or 360L Bin Collected once a fortnight
1 x Lime Green Lidded 240L Bin Collected once a fortnight
1 x Lime Green Lidded 240L Bin Collected once a week
Waste Diverted from Landfill
Diverts 25% of waste from landfill
Diverts 40-50% of waste from landfill
Diverts 45-65% of waste from landfill
Benefits
No change from current system
Diverts more waste from landfill Saves garden material from being wasted Creates compost from waste Creates local jobs
Diverts the most waste from landfill Aligns with the State Waste Strategy Saves garden material from being wasted Creates compost from waste Creates local jobs
Negatives
Does not align with State Waste Strategy Waste beneficial material
Additional bin Slight increase in annual Waste Service Charge ($10-$30)
Additional bin Increase in annual Waste Service Charge ($50-$90)
The City wants the residents of Kwinana to help us decide if we transition from a 2-Bin System to either 3-Bin System (Go or FOGO).
The introduction of a third bin system will be at a cost.
Have your say by completing this survey. Survey closes 6 November 2022.
I'm sure you've seen lime green bins showing up around that State, but do you know what they're for?
Lime green lidded bins are bins specifically created to collect organic waste - Garden Organics (GO) or Food Organics and Garden Organics (FOGO)
Why are these bins appearing?
The National and State government have made commitments to work toward a more sustainable future with net zero carbon emissions, creating a State Waste Avoidance and Recourse Recovery Strategy 2030. One of the biggest contributors to carbon emissions (and other nasty emissions such as methane, which is 25 times more potent) is organic waste in landfills. Methane and carbon dioxide makes up 90 to 98% of landfill gas.
The City is currently investigating options to recover organic waste, turning it into compost, diverting it away from landfill.
1 x x Red Lidded 140L or 240L Bin Collected once a week
1 x x Red Lidded 140L or 240L Bin Collected once a fortnight
1 x Yellow Lidded 240L or 360L Bin Collected once a fortnight
1 x Yellow Lidded 240L or 360L Bin Collected once a fortnight
1 X Yellow Lidded 240L or 360L Bin Collected once a fortnight
1 x Lime Green Lidded 240L Bin Collected once a fortnight
1 x Lime Green Lidded 240L Bin Collected once a week
Waste Diverted from Landfill
Diverts 25% of waste from landfill
Diverts 40-50% of waste from landfill
Diverts 45-65% of waste from landfill
Benefits
No change from current system
Diverts more waste from landfill Saves garden material from being wasted Creates compost from waste Creates local jobs
Diverts the most waste from landfill Aligns with the State Waste Strategy Saves garden material from being wasted Creates compost from waste Creates local jobs
Negatives
Does not align with State Waste Strategy Waste beneficial material
Additional bin Slight increase in annual Waste Service Charge ($10-$30)
Additional bin Increase in annual Waste Service Charge ($50-$90)
The City wants the residents of Kwinana to help us decide if we transition from a 2-Bin System to either 3-Bin System (Go or FOGO).
The introduction of a third bin system will be at a cost.
Have your say by completing this survey. Survey closes 6 November 2022.