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I cant upload the card on my wordpress. It says the style.css is missing…
What can be da problem? how can i upload this?
HI I cant upload the card on my wordpress. It says the style.css is missing… What can be da problem? how can i upload this? PLEASE HELP
Thanks for your purchase. The theme you have to install is in the zip file you're currently trying to install.
Thanks, Daniel
just purchased this and tried to upload via the install theme section in wordpress. It says its missing style.css stylesheet. please advise
I'm sorry, but you bought the wrong version. This is just the HTML version. You can find the WordPress version here: http://themeforest.net/item/summit-responsive-wordpress-vcard-theme/2338053
Thanks, Daniel
I want to add extra categories (pages, if you will), but I don't want to use them as links in the title bar( div class menu). For example, say I made a div class named "projects". Unless I make a button for it in the menu bar, the content of the projects class will always be shown. Is there any way I can make this behave as if it is like any of the links above without actually including it in the menu bar?
Hi Dahn,
Thanks for this awesome theme!
Just one question: is there any way to resize the site when viewed on an iPad? I want to make it fill the iPad screen so that it has more of an "App" feel. Basically, fit the black navigation bar to the top of the screen.
Please help!
I am about to purchase your Summit HTML theme and I have one quick concern. I noticed in the tablet/phone sizes of the website the images that are loaded through the light box are small, then when enlarged, expand the website drastically.
I will be using the portfolio page primarily for videos (youtube, Vimeo). I want to know while in the tablet/phone sizes, if the portfolio images can be external links instead of a light box while keeping the desktop portfolio images light boxes. (I have never worked with responsive HTML and dont know if this would be possible). Secondly, if that is not possible is the bug with the sizing of the light boxes on phone/tablet fixable?
I went to http://support.dahndesigns.net/ and found a thread for this issue and saw it got resolved, except I am not a paying costumer so I couldn't view the answers. I would LOVE to be a paying customer but just need to know that this can be fixed.
Hi Ethan,
Thank you for your message and your interest in Summit. You're correct, the lightbox doesn't work perfectly on mobile when you use larger images/videos. Both ways you asked about to fix this are possible. You can use external links for tablet and mobile devices. It'd require some extra coding but I could help you with that. Alternatively, I found this code: http://themeforest.net/forums/thread/prettyphoto-styling-for-small-screens/66783?page=1 I haven't tried it though, so I can't tell you if it works. Anyway, all you'll have to do is open up a topic at the support forum and I'll be happy to help you
The support issue was never actually resolved by the way, since the customer didn't reply anymore. I usually close tickets when the customers don't reply anymore (and open them again when they do) since most of the times they managed to fix it on their own .
Hope this helps!
Cheers, Daniel.
Hi there! Could you please help me? I am trying to drop the template into Blogger and keep getting all kinds of errors. How can I create the site in Blogger? Is it possible? Great template! Thank you!
I'm sorry. This is just an HTML template, not suitable for Blogger.
Cheers, Daniel
Hi, My question is on Summit – HTML. I tried the forum but I found this "The forum 'Summit – HTML' is closed to new topics and replies." So I'm posting here.
I tried to change my HTML code from
to another external link like
But it doesn't work. What's going on… can I get some support please?
Thanks Pal.
I don't provide support for Summit anymore. You're lucky though, because the answer to your question can be found right here: http://support.dahndesigns.net/forums/topic/menu-link-to-the-outside/
Good luck!
Hi Daniel,
Would you mind advising me if this HTML theme of yours comes with the "blog" function as seen at the "live preview" page?
Thank you.
I'm sorry for the delay. Everything on the live preview (except for the sample images) can be found in the theme as well.
Cheers, Daniel
I recently bough this template and I had a question. Since I already have blog using blogspot, I was wondering if I could get a blogspot button to match the facebook, linkedin, and twitter buttons on the front page?
Thanks in advance.
I'm sorry for the delay. You could add it, but it would require some custom CSS and PHP and a suitable icon. If you need help with this you can send me an email.
Thanks, Daniel
Actually I got it working fine on my own.
Thanks again for providing such an excellent template!
Hi, I want to buy this template and modify it to (Right To Left). Can I do that? thanks..
As in RTL text? That shouldn't be too hard with a little coding.
Thanks, Daniel
Hi,, I have problem in sending emails by contact form, it doesn't send email..
Hey, Loved your work, just had one question, in the HTML version how do i add blog posts?
You can add blog posts by editing the index.html file.
Thanks, Daniel
the WP version of this is down?i like it and where to buy WP version.
Awesome template and a great price! Had 1 question…
I know you haven't been providing support for a while on this theme, but I was curious if you'd take a look at my site- www.TracStaffingHelp.com
And let me know if there is anything I can do to make it appear the same way on iPhones as your theme preview in this site does.
Thanks for your time.
this function "pp_expand´", doesn`t work over image.
Can you help me
Hi I bought this theme but the zip file is missing the main css styles … I need help please
Hi I bought this theme but the zip file is missing the main css styles … I need help please
Hi Oqaise,
Did you try to install this as a WordPress theme? I'm afraid this is only a HTML template so you won't be able to use it with WordPress.
No, with weebly theme …


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Thursday, June 27, 2013 More items for Health & Safety
Faulty equipment is being blamed for a 35-foot fall suffered by a construction worker who was working on a crane at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard.
The city fire department reported the unidentified worker's condition as stable but did not describe his injuries. The accident occurred just before 11 a.m. on Monday (June 24).
A 27-year-old construction worker fell 35 feet after being tossed from a malfunctioning crane in the Philadelphia Navy Yard. He was demolishing a warehouse, according to reports.
Details were few. The worker's employer was not identified, and it was not known if he was wearing fall protection.
The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard was the country's first naval shipyard, according to its website. It now houses a 1,200 acre business campus with 130 companies after closing in 1996.
Thrown from the Lift
It was determined that the worker fell from a crane and was said to be trapped under an aerial lift, Philly.com reported.
A police spokeswoman, Officer Christine O'Brien, told NBC 10 that the cherry-picker lifter the 27-year-old worker was using to do demolition work malfunctioned, throwing him into the air. It wasn't immediately clear what caused the machine to malfunction.
The worker, whose name was not released, was taken to the hospital after complaining of pain.
Ongoing Development
In 2004, the Navy Yard Master Plan was released, detailing a mixed-use campus based on historic preservation and sustainability.
The Navy Yard, which closed in 1996, has been undergoing mixed-use redevelopment.
The plan was prepared by Robert A.M. Stern Architects and a team of real estate, development, planning and design professionals. The plan was updated this year.
Eventually, the Navy Yard will support up to 13.5 million square feet of development.
Comment from M. Halliwell, (6/27/2013, 10:16 AM)
Ok....just so we're clear: The worker was working from a "cherry picker" on disassembling a crane, the "cherry picker" malfunctioned causing the worker to fall. Correct? Or was he on the crane and the malfunction caused him to fall (i.e. it hit the crane where the worker was and dislodged him from the crane). I would assume the former...but it's not overly clear in the article. Regardless, here's hoping the worker has a speedy recovery.
Comment from peter gibson, (6/27/2013, 11:16 AM)
I wish some writers would be more concise in their writings. They are wordsmiths after all. Why should we have to strain our brains like that !
Comment from Andrew Piedl, (6/27/2013, 11:20 AM)
There was also a lot of confusion in the reporting of the building demolition that resulted in a collapse and fatalities a few weeks ago on Market Street in Philadelphia. In both these instances, I find it more valuable to simply look at the photos than try to make sense of the text when trying to understand what actually happened.
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Gerald L. Cohn of Aventura, Fla. and Doylestown, Pa., passed away at his home in Doylestown on July 14, 2014 at the age of 85.
Mr. Cohn founded and built several successful businesses, and will be remembered not only for his success in business, but also for the significant influence he had on the financial and personal success of many others in finance, healthcare, real estate, and other business sectors.
Born in 1929 in Easton, Pa., Mr. Cohn founded his first major company, Nautilus Industries, in 1960 after having worked for family-owned Cohn's Kitchens. Nautilus pioneered the development and manufacturing of the non-vented kitchen range hood. Following the sale of Nautilus Industries to the Tappan Company in 1964, Mr. Cohn founded Agmet Inc., a large recycler of precious metals, scrap steel, petroleum products, and other materials. An Agmet subsidiary, Scrap Metal Processing in Opa-locka, Fla., pioneered the use of the Hammermill automobile shredder to recycle scrap steel, copper, and other materials. In 1980, Agmet was sold to the French Conglomerate Empain Schneider.
In the decades that followed the sale of Agmet, Mr. Cohn was a private investor and dedicated much of his life to helping others build successful businesses. The wisdom and knowledge he accumulated, along with his credibility and reputation in the business world and financial markets, made his contributions invaluable. His personal dedication to success and integrity earned him an exceptional friendship and working relationship with the late Jay Pritzker, along with many other business luminaries. Mr. Cohn also served on the Board of Trustees for the Scripps Research Institute for several years.
Mr. Cohn's dedication to helping others extended beyond the business world to philanthropic efforts. He co-founded the Hannah S. Cohn and Samuel A. Cohn Memorial Foundation in memory of his parents, which for twenty years consistently made significant financial contributions to Jewish charities and other causes based in the Pennsylvania region where he was born.
His wife, Florence Smerconish, and two daughters, Shelley Cohn Schmidt and Cindy Cohn Hierbaum, survive Mr. Cohn; along with four grandchildren, Clayton and Blake Schmidt and Samuel and Molly Starr; brother, Martin Cohn; sister, Marilyn Bergstein; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on July 16, at Agudas Israel Synagogue in Hazleton, Pa. Shiva will be held from July 17 through July 20 at the residence of Shelley & Bennett Schmidt, 31 W. 93rd Street, #1C, New York, NY.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Mr. Cohn's memory may be made to the Hannah S. Cohn and Samuel A. Cohn Memorial Foundation in care of Rhonda Lescowitch, National Penn Investors Trust Co., 12 E. Broad Street, Hazleton, Pa. 18201. Fierro Funeral Service


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Posted onDometic Group recently bought Marvair's marine air-conditioning business.
As part of the arrangement, Dometic will purchase certain parts and product inventory from Airxcel to provide product support and warranty service to existing Marvair Marine customers.
In addition, Dometic has procured an inventory of Marvair products that will be offered for sale while supplies last.
Dometic said Marvair decided to exit the manufacturing and sale of air conditioners for pleasure boats to focus on the growing telecommunications segment of its business.
Moving forward, Dometic will support all of Marvair Marine's OEM customers with products and services to keep their production lines moving without any interruption of supply.
Dometic Group will provide current Marvair customers with application engineering, warranty support, parts and ongoing service. Warranty for Marvair Marine products sold into the pleasure boat market will be administered by Dometic for the duration of the warranty period.
"Dometic Group is pleased to have the opportunity to support Marvair customers and will make every effort to meet their needs with our extensive products and global service network," Dometic vice president of marine OEM sales Ned Trigg said in a statement.
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Bob's Good Food
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Cookbook creator says: Very great Submitted by ANEW50 Carbs: 10.4g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 10.3g | Calories: 106.8
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Cookbook creator says: One of the best I have ever had! Submitted by BUSYMOM9501 Carbs: 17.4g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 12.3g | Calories: 164.4
Makes 14-ish cookies, sized about 1.5 to 2 inches in diameter each (I don't follow instructions too well - there's just NOT a teaspoon-sized cookie in my repertoire!) Submitted by BIGGIRL2082010 Carbs: 18.3g | Fat: 9.6g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 4.9g | Calories: 169.2
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Harvey Gedeon became Executive Vice President - Research and Development in July 2004 and added responsibilities for Corporate Product Innovation in 2007, Package Development in 2008 and Brand Product Development in 2011. From January 2000 to July 2004, he was Senior Vice President - Research and Development. Prior to joining us in January 2000, Mr. Gedeon was Executive Vice President and General Manager, Research and Development and Quality Assurance for Revlon, Inc. from 1997 through 1999. In August 2011, Mr. Gedeon announced his intention to retire. He is expected to continue to work with the Company during a period of transition with the new Executive Vice President - Global Research and Development, who is planning to start with the Company on January 1, 2012. [...] more
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Waste (Germany)
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- Topic
- Waste
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- German Federal Environment Agency
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- Germany
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A sustainable policy for the conservation of natural resources assigns a high degree of importance to the creation of closed material cycles – from extraction of the raw materials through production, use and consumption to collection, to high-grade recovery.
Modern waste management is an integral component of sustainable materials flow management. Its aim is to decouple the amount of waste generated, including municipal waste, from economic growth.
The quantity of waste generated in Germany declined between 2000 and 2005, due to the reduction in building and demolition waste but rose again in 2006 and 2007, mainly due to increasing quantities of building and demolition waste. However, there was also an increase in waste from production and commerce.
Three-quarters of waste in Germany is pre-treated and sent for recovery – landfill is steadily decreasing. This trend is particularly noticeable for municipal waste, the landfill disposal of which has almost ceased. Above all, the ban on land filling non pre-treated municipal waste from the 1 June 2005 played a significant part in this.
The sustained high recovery rates lead to the conclusion that German waste management is making a significant contribution towards saving primary materials in production.
Waste management is also of importance for climate protection: the most obvious relative reduction – about 73 % – in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from waste management occurred between 1990 and 2008, largely due to the smaller quantity of landfilled waste. However, improvements could also be made in the efficiency of methane gas recovery from landfill sites.
With around 200 000 employees, waste management generates an annual turnover of approximately € 50 billion and is an important economic factor in Germany.
The state and impacts
Generated waste
The waste from waste treatment plants was first shown in the waste balance sheet of the Federal Statistical Office in 2006. As a result, the generated waste – gross generated quantity – increased by the corresponding amount compared with previous years. In 2007, the gross generated quantity was 386.9 million tonnes, including 35.8 million tonnes of waste from waste treatment plants.
Generated waste permits a comparison to be made with the data for 2000 to 2005 without taking account of the waste from waste treatment plants – net generated quantity. In 2007, the net generated quantity amounted to 351.1 million tonnes, a fall of 14 % from 2000. This is largely due to a decline in building and demolition waste, although this has been increasing again since 2006.
Building and demolition waste, at 52 %, was the largest component of the gross generated waste in 2007. This waste plays a key role in relation to the management of the closed cycle. The largest element of this waste group is excavated spoil, which is mainly recycled, as to a significant degree is mineral building waste. The production of building and demolition waste runs largely parallel to the economic development of the construction industry.
In 2007 municipal waste, at 47.9 million tonnes, accounted for 12.4 % of gross generated waste. Almost 90 % of this, 41.8 million tonnes – was household waste.
In the balance sheet for 2000, the generated quantity of non-hazardous household waste was 458 kg/inhabitant, but rose to 508 kg/inhabitant by 2007. The recycling rate, however, increased from 51 % in 2000 to 77 % in 2007.
Waste recovery
The considerable efforts to recover waste have been successful – around 74 % of the gross generated waste was recovered in 2007.
Recycling of packaging waste: in 2006 more than 16 million tonnes of packaging waste were generated of which 78.8 % was recycled. The recycling rate increased by 0.3 % in comparison with the previous year. However, the material recycling of packaging waste has continued to decrease, and at 66.5 % in 2006 was 1.7 % lower than in 2005.
Of all the packaging waste generated in Germany, 45.3 % comes from private end-consumers. Packaging made from glass and tinplate, aluminium, plastic and paper/board/cardboard, including composites of these, accounted for 82 % of the total consumption of packaging in 2006. 54 % of packaging made from these materials went to private end-consumers. The Packaging Regulation (VerpackV) lays down quotas for the recycling of such packaging. Positive results are being achieved – 77.1 % was recycled in 2006.
Recycling of waste paper: in 2007, the consumption of paper, board and cardboard was around 256 kg per person – equivalent to 21.1 million tonnes overall.
In 2007 the total amount of waste paper recorded by the waste paper industry and private and municipal disposal facilities together with the quantity of waste paper supplied to or exported by the paper industry was 15.4 million tonnes. This gives a waste paper return rate of around 73%. In the German paper industry, 15.8 million tonnes of waste paper were recycled. The waste paper utilisation rate, i.e. the proportion of waste paper utilised in the entire domestic paper production (2007: 23.2 million tonnes) was thus approximately 68%. By increasing its use of waste paper, the German paper industry has succeeded in reducing specific loads on the environment. A higher rate of recycling could affect: the scarcity of fossil, energy sources, global warming potential, summer smog, acidification potential and the over-fertilisation of soils and watercourses. It is important to emphasise the precedence given to the global warming potential, which is an environmental policy priority. The fact that more timber remains in the forests and that the potential of the natural environment, that is the proportion of forest areas that is managed less intensively by humans, can increase as a result underlines the efficacy of paper recycling.
Battery return and recycling: manufacturers that are members of the joint return system for batteries (Gemeinsames Rücknahmesystem für Batterien) placed almost 34 000 tonnes of batteries on the market in the year 2008 – equivalent to 1.5 billion batteries. According to the 1998 Battery Directive (Batterie-Richtlinie), manufacturers and importers must ensure that batteries are returned after use and then sent for recycling and disposal in accordance with the regulations. The joint return system for Germany, the Stiftung Gemeinsames Rücknahmesystem Batterien (GRS Batterien) was established for this purpose. The proportion recycled has risen from 19 % in 1999 to 92 % by 2007, with the return and recycling rate for car batteries almost 100 %. The new Battery Act (Batteriegesetz) which came into effect in December 2009 lays down mandatory collection targets for ordinary batteries – 35 % by 2012 and 45 % by 2016.
Recycling of waste glass: a total of 7 535 million tonnes of glass and mineral fibres were manufactured in Germany in 2007. The main groups included container glass, approximately 4 045 million tonnes, and sheet glass, 1 737 million tonnes.
Glass can be returned to the glass melting process any number of times and processed into new products. Because recycled glass melts at lower temperatures than the raw materials required for glass manufacture, the energy requirement is reduced by approximately 0.2-0.3 % for every percentage point of shards added. Waste glass recycling thus leads to a noticeable reduction in environmental pollution, for example carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, associated with the glass melting process and reduces landfill. The savings in raw materials – inter alia quartz sand, soda and lime –also helps reduce the environmental impacts of the production process. A start was made in 1974 with the establishment of a nationwide collection system for container glass and by 2006, the container glass recycling rate was 83.6 %.
Recycling of sheet glass: in the last few years, the collection systems for recovery of sheet glass products that are as far as possible unmixed and free from foreign bodies have been extended, in particular in the processing sector. According to an estimate by the Federal Association for Secondary Raw Materials and Disposal (Bundesverband 'Sekundärrohstoffe und Entsorgung e.V.'), the quantity of sheet glass shards generated by the building and vehicle sectors was approximately 495 000 tonnes in 1998 of which around 60% was recycled.
In 2006, 1 100 tonnes out of around 12 000 tonnes of glass derived from the disposal of end-of-life vehicles – approximately 25 kg per end-of-life vehicle – found their way into recycling and re-use according to information provided by the Federal Statistical Office (2005: 636 tonnes).
Recycling of discharge bulbs (energy-saving light bulbs): around 100 million discharge bulbs are in use in Germany. Their particular environmental significance relates to their mercury content. The German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG), which implements the new EU Directive on waste electrical and electronic equipment, also seeks to achieve a recycling rate of at least 80 % of the average weight of the bulbs. Basically, the waste bulbs must be collected separately and the mercury removed by specific treatment. Approximately 42 million used discharge bulbs were collected in 2008. A majority of manufacturers formed a national return system for their collection and recycling which has been approved by the relevant fair competition authorities (Lightcycle Retourlogistik und Service GmbH).
Recycling of end-of-life electrical and electronic equipment: from the point of view of environmental protection, end-of-life electrical and electronic equipment consists of a mixture of recyclable and harmful substances that is not easy to calculate. Components with a particularly high content of harmful substances include mercury switches, capacitors containing PCBs, display screens, PUR foams containing CFCs and printed circuit boards. Preference should be given to the re-use of complete items of equipment.
For all non-recycled equipment, utilisation rates of 70-80 % and recycling rates of 50-80% had to be achieved by 31 December 2006, depending on the category. Furthermore, specific pollutant reducing treatments must be carried out for end-of-life equipment, for example the removal of tubes from televisions or the separation of brominated plastic components. In accordance with the return of end-of-life equipment under the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG), the first report covers the year 2006. More than 8 kg of end-of-life electrical equipment were returned per person per year, and almost all quota targets were exceeded.
Recycling of plastic waste: about 12.5 million tonnes of plastics – excluding adhesives, varnishes, resins and fibres – were processed in Germany in 2007.
As in previous years, packaging was user of plastics –32.4 % of plastics processed in Germany were used in packaging. The construction sector occupied second place with 25.2 %. Other important areas of application were the vehicle industry, 9.2%, and the electrical/electronics sector with 7.4 %.
Plastic waste arises from the production of plastic moulding compounds, with their processing into semi-finished and finished products and after these products have been used. In total about 4.86 million tonnes of plastic waste were produced in Germany in 2007. This included approximately 3.81 million tonnes of post-consumer waste and approximately 1.05 million tonnes of production and processing waste. Around 2.17 million tonnes of plastic waste were recycled – 2.1 million tonnes of reusable materials; 0.07 million tonnes of recycled raw materials; 2.51 million tonnes were converted into energy or incinerated. And 0.18 million tonnes were disposed of in landfill sites. The waste recycling rates were 97.4 % and 99.7 % respectively for plastics production and processing. Somewhat less, 94.3% and 96.5% respectively of post-consumer waste from commercial final consumers and households, were recycled.
Quantity of end-of-life vehicles and recycling – whereabouts of end-of-life cars: approximately 3.8 million motor vehicles, including approximately 3.2 million cars, are removed from the vehicle register every year. In 2006, two-thirds of these cars were exported as used vehicles, 56 % went to EU countries (according to re-registrations under EU Directive 1999/37/EG – for 2007), 8 % to non-EU countries and only 16 % were recycled as end-of-life vehicles according to the Federal Statistical Office. The whereabouts of the remaining 20 % cannot be statistically verified. There may have been additional, statistically unrecorded, exports as well as thefts or use on private land.
According to the waste statistics, there were 504 330 end-of-life vehicles with an unladen vehicle weight of 453 392 tonnes in 2006, of which 499 756 (449 280 tonnes) originated in Germany.
Since 2006, the EU End-of-Life Vehicles Directive (2000/53/EC) and the German End-of-Life Vehicles Regulation (Altfahrzeugverordnung) have stipulated a recovery rate, including energy recovery, of 85 % of the unladen weight and a recycling rate of 80 %. These rates relate to the total generated quantity, and do not need to be achieved for each individual vehicle.
On the basis of data provided by the Federal Statistical Office and our own estimates, the Federal Environment Agency has determined the following end-of-life vehicle recycling rates for 2006:
86.8 % for re-use and recycling;
89.5 % for re-use and recycling (incl. energy recovery).
Building and demolition waste accounts for about 52 % of the total waste generated and accounted for the largest waste group in 2007. The recycling of this waste has been at a very high level, 88 %, for many years.
The associations of the German construction industry, architects and engineers, demolition contractors and building materials reprocessors that are represented in the working group of contributors to the recycling-based economy in the construction sector (Arbeitsgemeinschaft Kreislaufwirtschaftsträger Bau (KWTB) e.V.) gave a commitment in 1996 to reduce the disposal of recyclable building waste, excluding excavated spoil, by half by 2005, taking the 1995 as the starting point.
The KWTB submitted the 5th Monitoring Report on the voluntary commitment of the building industry (survey period 2004) to the Federal Ministry of the Environment in February 2007. This saw the end of the self-imposed commitment of the construction sector to the federal government.
Generated quantity and whereabouts of mineral building waste: mineral building waste (including excavated spoil), at 200.7 million tonnes, constituted the quantitatively most significant waste group 2004. At 128.3 million tonnes, around 64 % was accounted for by excavated spoil – soil and rocks – which can mostly be recycled immediately. Of the remaining 72.4 million tonnes of building waste – building rubble, road construction waste, building site waste and gypsum-based building waste 49.6 million tonnes, 69 %, were recycled and around 27 million tonnes, 31 %, were disposed of. The target of the self-imposed commitment was thus more than met.
Use of recycled building materials: the recycled materials are used mainly for road construction. In 2004, 9.0 % of the primary raw materials used in construction (aggregates) were replaced by recycled building materials.
Organic waste collection and treatment: about 25 years ago, a start was made on the separate collection and recycling of biogenic waste. The quantity of treated organic waste has increased year-on-year since 1996, except in 2006. According to the Federal Statistical Office, around 13.2 million tonnes of biogenic waste was treated biologically – composted or digested – in 2007. This includes bio-waste from households and business, garden and park waste, catering waste, sewage sludge, waste from food processing and waste from agriculture all of which find their way to composting or anaerobic digestion plants.
In 2008, according to the Bundesgütegemeinschaft Kompost (BGK e.V. www.kompost.de), around 3 million tonnes of quality-assured compost were produced from organic waste. Recycling for compost took place as follows:
52.2 % in agriculture;
13.9 % in potting compost production;
11.3 % in landscaping;
9.9 % in domestic gardening;
4.8 % in speciality crop production;
4.5 % other;
3.4 % in horticulture.
Disposal of waste
The aim of German waste management is to reduce the disposal of waste to the unavoidable residual level in terms of quantity and pollutant content.
Unavoidable waste should be treated in such a way that it can be reused as secondary raw materials or at least kept in ecologically safe conditions. To achieve this, municipal waste must be subjected to mechanical-biological or thermal treatment, for example, in order to recover fractions for recycling or thermal recovery and to minimise the release of highly contaminated leachates and landfill gas when the non-recyclable fractions are disposed of in landfill. Incineration plants and mechanical-biological treatment plants are subject to strict environmental standards.
Delivery of waste to plants operated by the disposal industry and disposal by companies themselves: waste from municipal refuse collection – including by private contractors – from trade, commerce and industry and from private individuals is delivered to plants operated by the disposal industry. Waste from production is disposed of by industry in its own plants, but also in plants operated by the disposal industry.
In the period 1996-2006, a decline was noted in deliveries to public and companies' own landfill. In 2007, because of the economic situation, the quantity of landfill increased in line with the increase in the delivered quantities. The landfilled quantities as a proportion of total deliveries fell from around 74 % to around 26 % between 1996 and 2007. In contrast, deliveries to incineration plants increased over the whole of that period. The biological treatment – composting and anaerobic digestion – has remained remarkably stable for many years. The increasing delivery of waste to other pre-treatment and recycling plants is particularly noticeable.
Landfill rates and principal waste streams: in terms of the information contained in the waste balance sheet, which covers all of the generated waste and its recycling or disposal, landfilling of waste fell from around 34 % in 1997 to around 20 % in 2007 of gross generated waste. The landfilling of rock material from mining is included in these figures. This waste group represents a considerable volume and is sent to landfill in its entirety. If the rock material is omitted from the calculations, the result is a significantly lower landfill rate. Whereas in 1997 22.5 % of generated waste was sent for landfill, the figure had dropped to 10.5 % by 2007.
Landfilling of non pre-treated municipal waste has been prohibited since 1 June 2005, leading to a drastic reduction in the quantity of landfill. Accordingly, between 1997 and 2007, the landfill rate for municipal waste fell from 38.8 % to a minimal residue of only 0.6 %, meeting the conditions without treatment. Nevertheless, non-recyclable treatment residues are still being disposed of to landfill although this should largely have ceased by 2020.
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Generated waste fell between 2000 and 2005 as economic performance improved, reflecting a considerable decrease in the waste intensity of the German economy. The net generated quantity of waste increased again in 2006 and 2007. Waste intensity stagnated accordingly and even increased slightly in 2007. This is mainly attributable to the increase in the quantity of building and demolition waste generated.
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In the context of a sustainable policy for the conservation of natural resources, considerable importance is attached to the creation of closed material cycles. The principles of such a recycling-based economy are set out in the Waste Recycling and Management Act (Kreislaufwirtschafts- und Abfallgesetz). Priority is given to the utilisation of materials extracted from nature to the highest possible degree in order to avoid the generation of waste at source. Unavoidable waste should be reused in industrial production or processed in such a way that it can be sent to ecologically safe landfill as inert slag. To achieve this, the waste must be subjected to mechanical-biological or thermal treatment before final disposal to minimise the release of leachates and gas from landfill sites. The disposal of municipal waste in landfill should largely have ceased by 2020, and avoidance, pre-treatment and recycling to the greatest possible extent used in its place. This will require the formulation of action targets and the development or further development of technologies to enable the targets to be met. Incineration plants are subject to strict air pollution control standards.
Finally, waste management must be distanced from the end-of-pipe mentality associated with the cheapest possible disposal of the refuse from an affluent society and, instead, be developed into a source of raw materials used in the production of goods.
Thermal waste treatment plants
Thermal treatment plants for residual municipal waste:
Sixty-nine municipal waste incineration plants and one pyrolysis plant for the thermal treatment of residual municipal waste with an approximate theoretical total annual capacity of 18 870 000 tonnes were in service in Germany at the start of 2010. All have an associated energy use generating electric power, process steam and/or district heating. The overall level of average utilisation is in the order of 50% for all the plants.
Power plants using alternative fuels:
In addition to traditional waste incineration plants, Germany currently also has 32 power plants using alternative fuels in service or in the final stages of construction or commissioning. For thermal waste treatment plants which mainly use such fuels, the theoretical total annual capacity amounts to 5 350 000 tonnes of alternative fuels obtained from waste (reporting year end 2010). These power plants are connected as a rule to other industrial plants, supplying them with process heat or electric power. (Source: Federal Environment Agency (UBA) from data records in the public domain, status 01/2010).
Thermal sewage sludge disposal:
Around 2.1 million tonnes of sewage sludge left from the biological treatment of waste water in municipal purification plants were disposed of in 2008 (Federal Statistical Office, Destatis 2010). Compared with the previous year, the amount has fallen by 0.1 %. The proportion of sewage sludge used in agriculture is continuing to decrease and now accounts for less than 30 % of municipal sewage sludge.
2006 |
2007 |
2008 |
Sewage sludge disposed in total |
2 048 507 |
2 055 906 |
2 054 102 |
Recycling in agriculture |
611 598 (29,9 %) |
592 561 (28,8 %) |
587 832 (28,6 %) |
Table 1. Development of sewage sludge disposed and agricultural recycling
The remaining sewage sludge is usually incinerated in dedicated sewage sludge incineration plants or in waste incineration plants after dehydration or drying, or is co-incinerated in power stations and cement works as a secondary fuel. The disposal of untreated sewage sludge has not been permitted since 1 June 2005. With regard to the dry matter present in sewage sludge, 52.5 % of the sewage sludge obtained in the course of biological wastewater treatment in municipal wastewater treatment plants was disposed of in incineration plants in 2008 (2007 was 49.4 %). The increase in the quantity of sewage sludge incineration led to a reduction in recycling (2008: 47.4 %).
The agricultural recycling of sewage sludge has given rise to concerns of representatives of the specialist authorities in a number of federal states and, to some extent, environmental protection agencies and the agricultural sector. It is thus very likely that the requirements in respect of the quality of the sewage sludge that is authorised for agricultural recycling will increase in future, so that a smaller proportion will be suitable for recycling in agriculture and a larger proportion will have to be thermally treated by pyrolysis, incineration or gasification.
Plants for the mechanical-biological treatment of residual waste (MBAs):
The requirements in respect of the quality of the waste for disposal in landfill can only be met, according to the current state of technology for residual municipal waste, by means of thermal or mechanical-biological pre-treatment. According to the provisions of the Regulation governing plants for the biological treatment of waste (30. BImSchV), the Regulation governing the disposal of waste in landfill (Abfallablagerungsverordnung) and Appendix 23 to the Regulation on wastewater (Abwasserverordnung), mechanical-biological waste treatment is only permissible in MBAs which meet very strict requirements in respect of exhaust air capture and treatment. Forty-five plants have undergone extensive conversion or construction from new since 2005.
According to the environmental research plan project, Plants for mechanical-biological residual waste treatment (April 2007), about 4.4 million tonnes of residual waste are subjected to treatment in MBAs, biological residual waste treatment plants (BAs) or plants for mechanical-biological stabilisation MBS each year. In addition, 2.3 million tonnes of residual waste are processed in purely mechanical plants (MAs) and 0.5 million tonnes of residual waste are processed in mechanically and physically operated plants with thermal drying facilities (MPAs). In all the 78 cold processes plants' capacity is more than 7.2 million tonnes.
The 'dual system'
On the basis of the German Packaging Regulation (VerpackV), dual systems (Duale Systeme) provide for the nationwide collection of packaging waste originating from private end users, which is then sent for recycling. On the whole, the recycling rates stipulated by the regulation, annual compliance with which must be backed by evidence, have always been met or exceeded.
According to the Packaging Regulation, as amended in 2008, those who first introduce retail packaging containing a product must join a dual system. This takes over disposal on their behalf and provides the necessary evidence of meeting the quota. Enterprises that fill catering packs – bakers, butchers, etc. – can require the suppliers or manufacturers of the catering packs to arrange for them to be licensed. In addition, those who first bring a product onto the market must, beyond a specific quantity threshold (glass: 80 tonnes; paper, board, cardboard: 50 tonnes; light-weight packaging 30 tonnes), submit declarations of completeness to the relevant chambers of industry and commerce by 1 May each year in respect of all the packaging used by them in the previous calendar year. For quantities below those thresholds, only a declaration of completeness is required at the request of the authorities.
Climate-friendly waste management
The disposal routes for municipal waste have changed dramatically since 1990. Reusable materials are increasingly collected separately and recycled. Well over half household waste – mainly paper, glass, packaging and organic waste – is now sent for recycling. This means greater conservation of raw materials and a reduced use of energy, avoiding CO2 emissions.
The efficient use of the remaining residual quantities of waste for energy production also contributed to climate protection, as it replaces fossil fuels.
However, the greatest contribution to the reduction of GHG emissions in the waste sector is achieved by the measures for reducing the methane released from landfill sites. Improved recovery and the use of landfill gases for energy production, but above all the landfill ban on non pre-treated municipal waste that has been in force since June 2005, result in significantly declining GHG emissions.
The National Inventory Report (NIR) on the German Greenhouse Gas Inventory ('Nationaler Inventarbericht zum Deutschen Treibhausgasinventar 1990–2007 (NIR)') (UBA, 2009) credits waste management with 27 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent reduction in emissions for the period 1990 to 2007 because of the reduction in the quantities of waste deposited in landfill and the recovery and the use of the landfill methane gas for energy production. The Federal Environment Agency is forecasting a further saving of approximately 4 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent in the landfill sector by 2012 because the generation of landfill gas from older sites is tailing off and because the dumping of waste with significant methane generation has not been permissible since June 2005. Compared with 1990, this will represent a decrease in methane emissions from landfill of around 90 % by 2012.
However, the balance sheet of the NIR for the waste sector records only the methane emissions from dumping in landfill that have been prevented. No credits are given for the end-user energy obtained from the use of waste. These benefit the energy industry, for instance, in terms of the balance sheet limits and the statistical categorisation of other sectors.
A 2010 study by the Federal Environment Agency assessed the performance of municipal waste management, including waste wood, in reducing emissions by a total of 56 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent between 1990 and 2006. A potential reduction of a further 10 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent by 2020 has also been identified.
For references, please go to www.eea.europa.eu/soer or scan the QR code.
This briefing is part of the EEA's report The European Environment - State and Outlook 2015. The EEA is an official agency of the EU, tasked with providing information on Europe's environment.
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This ring looks great and is so comfortable to wear. I have the silver one that I wear with the silver and hematite hoops and the silver chain with white jade, hematite and diamonds. I would recommend this ring.
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Starting a new game, loading a game, changing video settings, or anything will simply cause me to crash. EDIT -------------------------------------------------- Someone else helped me out, that 2AC8 is a load of bumpkis. h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?doc... Investigate the computer model number! |
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can we get a fix for this? my friend just bought this game today and was really hyped to play this with me but he has the same exact problem, and the same exact video card and processor. |
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Well if those are HP systems good luck finding BIOS updates from those asshats. I have a older Slimline I use for a media center PC in a spare room and for general web fooling around. Its about 2 and ah half years old. There have never been any BIOS updates for it. I'd love to get a issue fixed with it, that onlyi a BIOS update would fix. The fact that I can not set a boot up password that sticks for USER mode so a BIOS password prompt pops up before the OS boots. Can't do it cause they fraked up the BIOS, can only set a password for accessing the bios itself. WHich is stupid. I like miy slimline for what it does, but after dealing with that outfits lack of support I'll never buy from them again. Not a problem for me, as I usually build my own. That HP was the first desktop I had bought from a vendor since the 80's. Other than laptops or tablets I just build em for my own use. OEM guys all suck. HP especially. Good luck. |
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Sorry for the bump, but figured I'd make it known. HP released a BIOs update for the motherboard I use, naturally I downloaded it, since that's supposed to fix this issue. It didn't, and now I'm at a loss as to what to do.. Any other ideas? |
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I have this exact same computer, and I'm assuming the same problem. Which BIOS update did you use? |
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The only BIOS update they had up there. All it did was cause problems for other games, so I had to get rid of it. |
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This weekend, readers of all levels will convene at the Friends of Central Arkansas Libraries used book sale in the Main Library basement in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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