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Impact of Rapid Construction Growth in Australia
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Lee Coe-Pollard
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Updated Feb 26, 2021
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
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Chapter 10
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Chapter 11
Educators inquiring about the world project - 2021 Impact of Construction and Demolition waste.
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Hi. This is lay here with Prezi to talk to
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you today about the impact of construction and demolition waste
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in Australia.
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Nice problem to pinpoint the growing population has caused the
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rapid growth of construction in Australia, which impacts the generation
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of construction and demolition waste.
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The National Waste Report measures CND wasted 27 megaton, which
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equals 44% of total waste generated across Australia.
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The report also noted that CND waste grew by 32%
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over 13 years, with most growth in the last five.
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The unfavorable impacts of CND ways include environmental pollution, health
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hazards on humans and significant financial burdens for companies and
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government. On the one I feel strongly about is the
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unnecessary loss off Natural resource is increased.
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Awareness recognizes that waste minimization and resource efficiency play a
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vital role in achieving sustainable development.
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While construction and demolition are different exercise, the research tends
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to place them together.
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The building industry is controlled by the culture of time
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is money and decisions in terms off expediency that impact
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demolition rather than deconstruction.
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Today's TV home improvement shows such as the block and
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selling Houses Australia highlight that speed is desirable and makes
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expediency, speedy cultural behavior opportunities.
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While recycling much of the waste product has improved over
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the last 10 years, there is still 6.7 million tons
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of waste going to landfill due to the increase in
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construction. Over ordering and off cuts are much of the
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waste going to landfill.
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Reconstruction is the beginning to close the way, salute and
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lessen the burden on natural resource is having incentives and
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infrastructure to recover, recycle and reuse.
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Salvage building materials needs to be increased across all building
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sectors and marketing growth of population equals construction.
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The downside for the increase of construction has meant the
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amount of waste going to landfill has is not reducing
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the larger projects run by major construction companies or government
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plan building sites to ensure that waste materials can be
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sorted and separated into allocated beans to send to recycling
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on smaller sites like residential space.
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To allocate bends for concrete metals, timber and mix is
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not always possible, while the conversation of reducing CND waste
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centers on the larger scale contractors, homeowners and renovators to
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achieve minimal waste and consider recycling need to collaborate with
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the building team.
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The discovery of researching topics helps better understand the inquiry
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and make better informed decisions.
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Researching the topic yourself means that the inquiry will become
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specific. The ability to question will gain better knowledge to
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form your own opinions or decisions without bias or outside
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influence. Think globally.
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Act locally.
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During this inquiry, I was surprised to discover how high
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the recycling of CND waste was being achieved in the
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construction industry.
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Also, how landfill sites are managed.
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On the local council website, I learned that that they
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extract gas and electricity in partnership with the landfill.
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Gas management.
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30,000 megawatt hours of electricity per year on the removal
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of over 340,000 tons of carbon die outside as there
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has been awakening and more discussion about recycling.
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A change needs to grow homes air where we develop
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cultural behavior and recycling is becoming easier for this practice
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that become the Australian way.
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Recycle batteries at LD office, which makes a difference with
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the recycling for mobile phones in toner, cartridge pens, markers
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and data storage.
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The 10 cents refund incentives to glass bottles, cans and
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plastic bottles is a great motivator.
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Thanks for being here today with May happy recycling
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