Waste Management
The biggest impact on construction waste volume can be made at the early design stage. Determining what extent of an existing building is to be demolished or reused is often a key design decision.
Consideration should be given to a total life cycle assessment of an existing material or product. Retaining or reusing as much as practically possible should be the aim.
Developing a Waste Management Plan that describes what materials will be reused on site or separated for offsite recycling is a very effective way of reducing waste going to landfill. Generally, a minimum of 70% (by mass) of all demolition and construction waste should be recycled or reused.
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