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On June 27th, the report of
the. Beverage Packaging Group
of the environment ministry's
Solid Waste Task Force was
tabled in the Legislature by En-
OrOnTnent Minister William
Newman. The main subject of
the detailed report which ,was
received by the ministry on
March 15, bud had not yet been
released, is . just how much
waste is caused by throwaway
bottles and cans. The commit-
tee calculated that the various
beverage industries were
responsible for 241,846 tons of
waste in 1972 of which the soft
drink industry was the chief
culprit. They further estimated
that it cost Ontario $3.9 million
to dispose of the waste from
beverages in 1972.
The Task Force group's
membership, including seven
members drawn from beverage-
related industries and three
from consumer groups, made it
all but impossible to arrive at
any concrete solutions. Thus
while the report gives the On-
tario Members of Parliament
their first comprehensive look
at the environmental effect of
throWaway bottles and cans, it
does not go far enough in
providing any solutio'ns to the
problem.
While the group agrees in
general that refillable bottles
are better than single use bot-
tles or cans to reduce garbage
and save energy and resources,
it admits at the end that "if a
major reduction in the use of
non-refillable containers or
their elimination is to be
achieved, however, additional
measure to the ones recommen-
ded in this report, have to be
adopted."•
While a ban on non-
returnable bottles was rejected
as was the suggestion that an
"environmental surcharge" or
tax be added to their cost; the
group did suggest that the
government establish a man-
datory refundable deposit for
refillable soft drinks - five cents
for bottles up to 16 ounces and
10 cents for larger bottles - as
an incentive to consumers to
_return refillable bottles.
,,MoKenver, it,nroposed is ban en
wpep Cans dArith pull4h- openers.
However, no specific date for '
this ban was suggested in order
to allow development of an
alternative opening device. The
committee further suggested
that the soft drink industry
follow the brewing industry's
lead in establishing standard
container sizes and selling the
product in carriers that can be
used to return empties.
Action on the working
•• group's recommendations on
the still outstanding question of
a ban rests with Environment
Minister Newman. While Mr.
Newman has accepted the
report as, a guideline he feels
that there is a need for more
direct action in a number of
areas. However, he has no
target date for legislation and
refuses to hint at what form of
action he will take. '
The ministry of environment
has been under constant
pressure. for three years from
Opposition Members and en-
vironmentalists to ban the
throwaways or at least to take
some action.
It was back in January 1973,
that James Auld, the former
Minister of the Environment
was saying that he would have
legislation regulating soft drink
bottles and cans in effect by
September. Mr. Newman, who
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Environment Minister
William Newman has stated
that he plans to introduce
legislation in the fall. of 1974
for Ontario's first program of
environmental impact studies.
Since the future holds a con-
tinual series of public and
private enterprises requiring in-
vestigation of their environ-
mental effect, the Aim of An im-
pact program is to learn the en-
virontnental. consequences of
these projects in advance, so
that damage. may be avoided
through planned changes
rather than having to face it
when it happens.
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September, 1973, pots forth
several possible approaches for
subjecting major .dowlopment
projects IP environmental
pact reviews, While the Green
Paper is intended to provide a.
basis for public discussion and
to solieil public response, the.
ministry of the environment's
methods of soliciting public in-
pot, have been attacked by en-
viromnentalists, it has been
argued that. white the govern-
merit is the sole receiver .of all
submissions, it .is .impossible to
'know, therefore, what weight
.public input has had into the
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likely to produce,
Mr, Newman has stated that
there have been 179 sub%
missions to the Green Paper on
environmental assessment
which his ministry is still in the
process of evaluating, flOYPV0P,
the minister Pf thavovironment
has opposed suggestions by
Liberal Opposition. Members to
make these submissions public
or publicize the major concerns
common to most briefs in order
that they could become part of
public discussion • before
legislation is introduced.
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little opportunity will be given
for public input in the for-
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