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Definitions <br />Page 2 <br />Processed Waste <br />Mixed municipal solid waste that has a) yard wastes and <br />recaverable materials removed and b) been suhject to a process <br />that oxidizes part or aIl of its organic component or any other <br />process resulting in an organically stahilized material. <br />Recovery Rate <br />The percent of material identified and available for waste <br />reduction or source separation that is actually recovered through <br />a specific abatement program. <br />Rec clables <br />Materials that can be readily separated and used or reused as a <br />substitute for xaw materials. They include, but are not limited <br />to, paper, glass, metals, automobile oil, and batteries. <br />Refuse Derived Fuel <br />The fraction of processed municipal waste that is shredded and <br />can be used as fuel in a boiler; it consists of lighter weight <br />materials such as paper products, with metals, glass, and other <br />non-combustible materials remaved. <br />Residential Solid Waste <br />The garbage, rubbish, trash and other solid waste resulting from <br />normal household activities. <br />Resouxce Recove Facilit <br />A waste facility established and used primarily for resource <br />recovery. <br />Solid Waste <br />Garbage, refuse and ather discarded solid materials. It includes <br />solid waste materia�s resulting from industrial, co�unercial, and <br />agricultural operations, and from community activities. Solid <br />waste does not include animal waste used as fertilizer; earthen <br />fill, boulders, rock and ather materials normally handled in <br />construction aperations; solids or dissolved material in damestic <br />sewage or other significant pollutants in water resources such as <br />silt, dissolved �r suspended solids in industrial waste water <br />effltxents; dissolved materials in irrigation return flows; ar <br />other common water pallutants. (Minnesota PolZution Control <br />Agency, So1id Waste Regulation No. 1.} <br />Solid Waste Management <br />The systematic administration of activities that provide for the <br />collection, source separation, storage, transportation, transfer, <br />processing, treatment, and disposal of solid waste. <br />Source Separation <br />S�paration of recyclable or compostable materials by the waste <br />generator prior to collection. <br />Waste Manaaement <br />Activities that are intended to affect or control the co�lection, <br />processing and disposal of wastes. <br />
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