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2nd Annual North Carolina Federal Environmental Symposium
June 10, 2011
Hosted by:
North Carolina Military Business Center
Sponsored by:

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Roundtable 2
This roundtable will address:
•Solar hot water
•Cooling tower systems and potable water conservation (26% improvement in efficiency
by FY2020)
•Treatment distribution, reuse and recycling
•Waste water and storm water management
•Ground water contamination
•Implementation of storm water provisions of the Energy Independence and Security Act
of 2007
•Solid waste minimization and recycling
•Electronics disposal; toxic chemical disposal
•Construction and demolition waste reduction (60% by FY2015)
•Landfill gas
•Achieving 50% recycling and waste diversion by 2015

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Roundtable 2
Fort Bragg Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: Fort Bragg)
1. No new permanent potable water irrigation systems
2. Storm water remains on project site (use of low impact development conveyances)
3. Year-round water conservation policy (multi-level, multi-agency)
4. Source points: potable and non-potable
5. Hydrant use permits
6. Solar domestic hot water incorporated into all new construction that meet LCCA
7. Hold quarterly electronic-waste (e-waste) drives and offer e-waste drop-off site year
round
8. Cooking oil to bio-diesel production
9. C&D Contractor Training
10. Initiated direct sales of materials

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Fort Bragg Future Needs
Future Needs (Installation/Agency: Fort Bragg)
1. Storm/rain water harvesting systems (gray water reuse)
2. Watershed analysis
3. Solar domestic hot water incorporated into all new construction that meet LCCA
4. Expand recycling through the Incentives Program and expansion of recycling team
5. Look at old landfills for methane capture
6. Expand direct sales of materials

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Camp Lejeune Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: Camp Lejeune )
Solid Waste Minimization and Recycling:
1. Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP): On-going book donation program- MCB CL
has shipped 1000 lbs of books to foreign countries.
2. Concrete Crushing and Reutilization: MCB CL instituted a no-cost concrete crushing
operation to be reused in Base construction projects. In 2010, 21,270 tons of concrete
was crushed and reused.
3. Wood Grinding: MCB CL: wood grinding operation- wood, crates pallets tree debris
and yard diverted from the landfill and burned for energy or composted.
4. Electronic Recycling : Annual Electronics Recycling Event for base personnel This
year, 10,000 pounds of electronics were recycled

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Camp Lejeune Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: Camp Lejeune )
Water Conservation:
5. All new construction requires low flow toilets, urinals, faucets and showerheads and
when possible retrofits existing buildings.
6. Maintains long-term water distribution system leak detection and repair program with
periodic leak surveys and repairs and maintains leaking faucets
7. Installing, reading, and maintaining a network of meters to allow for water tracking.
8. Develops and implements public awareness and education programs for all
environmental compliance.

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Camp Lejeune Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: Camp Lejeune )
Stormwater:
9. Continues to follow Coastal County requirements for stormwater, includes EISA
Stormwater language in MILCONS and requires the use of Low Impact Development
(LID) Best Management Practices (BMPs) when possible.
10. Implementing master (stormwater) permits that will cover entire watersheds and
require treatment through LIDs when possible.

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Camp Lejeune Future Needs
Future Needs (Installation/Agency: Camp Lejeune )
1. Recyclers for pallets, drums and mattresses.
2. Small Business furniture repair – repair government furniture that is to be landfill.
Some of the desk and chairs need minor repairs.
3. Continuation of annual recycling programs – wood grinding, book program, electronics
recycling

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MCAS Cherry Point Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: MCAS Cherry Point )
1. Solar water heating for pool
2. Potable water meter installation
3. Recycling of filter backwash at water treatment plant
4. Water distribution system mixers (elevated storage tanks)
5. Reclaimed water use on golf course
6. Repairs to steam and condensate lines

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MCAS Cherry Point Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: MCAS Cherry Point )
7. LEED standards for new buildings
8. Qualified Recycling Program
9. Waste minimization – used solvent elimination; waste oil/fuels reuse; scrap wood
energy recovery; office paper recycling; materials recycling facility
10. Consolidated Hazardous Material Reutilization and Inventory Management Program
11. Low-impact development – bio-retention areas; cisterns

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MCAS Cherry Point Future Needs
Future Needs (Installation/Agency: MCAS Cherry Point )
1. Drinking water standards met without need to flush distribution system
2. Reclaimed water use on athletic fields, at central heating plant, and wastewater plant
3. Sustainable building standards for improvements on existing facilities
4. Coal ash reuse vs. disposal
5. Water treatment plant softener media reuse vs. disposal
6. Low-impact development – bio-retention areas; permeable pavement; cisterns; green
roofs

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GSA Initiatives
Current Initiatives (Installation/Agency: GSA)
1. Water use reduction projects, advanced water metering, and awareness campaigns
2. “Green Rooms” set up for recycling/re-using office supplies and products
3. Electronics donation program
4. 50% of Construction materials must be recycled
5. Water Diversion: 20 buildings in the region currently measure for water diversion

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GSA Future Needs
Future Needs (Installation/Agency: GSA)
1. Waste usage reduction : 16% of 2007 use by 2015
2. Goal of 70% with a minimum of 50% for all regional recycling