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<br />12/15/2006 <br /> <br />Page 3 <br /> <br />Community Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2020 <br />Detailed Report <br /> <br />Equiv co 2 <br />(tons) <br /> <br />Equiv CO2 <br />("!o) <br /> <br />Energy <br />(MMBtu) <br /> <br />Waste <br /> <br />San Leandro, CA <br /> <br />ADC Tonnage <br />Plant Debris <br />Subtotal ADC Tonnage <br /> <br />Disposal Method - Managed Landfill <br /> <br />o <br />o <br /> <br />00 <br /> <br />00 <br /> <br />Notes: <br />Given the fact that waste tonnage was entered as <era for the baso year (2005), forec8st for waste emissions is alSo zero. Relemnce 2005 waste notes tor <br />waste emissions analysis methodology <br /> <br />Disposal Method - Managed Umdfill <br /> <br />Landfill Waste <br />Paper Products <br />Food Waste <br />Plant Debris <br />WoodfTextiles <br />Subtotal Landfill Waste <br /> <br />o <br />o <br />o <br />o <br />o <br /> <br />00 <br />00 <br />00 <br />00 <br />00 <br /> <br />Notes: <br />1. <br /> <br />2. <br /> <br />In 2005, the City of San Le8ndro sent approximately 15,9105 tons of solid WaSlD to landfills Hecause 74 fi% of the melhane produGCld by lhe <br />Union city's solid wClste is estimated to be recovered, wa>;le emission>; appear lo bD negative -3,5118 tons M,1ny cities choose to ellrTIlnatD tllis <br />ernisslons "credit" by replacing tho wClste tonnClgo input dalCl with zero SlopWa>;le Org urged ICLEI to do so for the purposes of this Inventory. <br />For futuro reference, tho notes below include Ihe origin<J1 w8slo data thai resulted In tl10 negative emissions number. <br />City's was to tonnage by IClndfill: <br />a. Allamon!: 6,839"1 tons <br />b. f'orward Inc. /,8220 ton>; <br />c. Vasco Road: 54,701 tons <br />d. Keller COlnyon 7,075 tons <br />d Others ( I his Includes landfills that receive less ttlan 1 % of the lotOlI city wasto IClnd filled) 1,271 tons <br />City'S waste composition: <br />a. Paper products 206% <br />b. f'ood Waste 113% <br />c. Yard WOlste 5.5% <br />d. Wood, textile waste 18.4% <br />o. All othfJr types: 44 3% <br />Weighted average methane recovory f<Jctor for Hayward was c<Jlculalec bOlsed on tonnOlge - 74 G% <br />Recycling and compost tonnage has been omllt8<1 from this anCllysis as complete recycling and compost data wClS not aVailable <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />3. <br />4. <br />Sources: <br />1 <br /> <br />Landfill dslCl provided on ,I uly 20, 200G lJY Meghan SlClrkey, Senior Program MOlnager, Alamod<J Counly WOlste Management Aulhority <br />(StopWastoorg), mstarkoy@stopwalf)Org, (510) 6H-1699 <br />2 WOlste charactorization of the Landfill waBto dOlta ba>;ed on 2000 Alameda County Waste CharOlcterizatlon study avallablo online at <br />h ttp Ilwww s lopwOlste. orglhome/i ndex. a>; p? page=o590 <br />3. MethOlne recovery factors for Individual landfill Sites provided by Victoria Ludwig, ProgrOlm Managor ErA Landfill Methane Outreach ProgrOlm, <br />Ludwig Victoria@epsmOlil.epagov <br /> <br />Data entry: <br />POllak Joshi, Pro<Jfam Assistant, ICLEI, palakJoshl@icleiorg, August 29,2006 - Relemnce file' ICLfI_San Le8ndro_ComrnunityWastej005 <br /> <br />This report hOls been generated for San Leandro, CA using STAPPAlALAPCO Clnd ICLf'I's Clean Air Olnd Climate Protection Software [j"JVoloped by 1 orriG <br />Smith Associates Inc <br />