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Integrating the Environment and Readiness

2004 Joint Services P2 & HWM Conference 17 August 2004. Integrating the Environment and Readiness. Donald R. Schregardus Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Environment). History of Environmental Protection. 1950s/60s – little to no control 1970s – Major Laws

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Integrating the Environment and Readiness

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  1. 2004 Joint Services P2 & HWM Conference 17 August 2004 Integrating the Environment and Readiness Donald R. Schregardus Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Environment)

  2. History ofEnvironmental Protection • 1950s/60s – little to no control • 1970s – Major Laws • (CWA, CAA, SDWA, NEPA, etc) • 1980s – Decade of compliance • 1990s – P2 and waste minimization

  3. DoN Current Practices • HAZMIN • Pollution Prevention • P2 for Compliance • DoD Measures of Merit • Air, Water, Solid Waste, Hazardous Waste, etc

  4. DoN Results • Hazardous Waste Disposal • (CY92-CY03) • Toxic Releases (TRI) • (CY94-CY99) • Solid Waste Diversion • (CY03) 74% 76% 45%

  5. Success Story • NSA Bahrain • Recycled >1,500 tons of HM • Saved > $3M • >50% reduction in HW

  6. Better Business Practices Sustainable Operations EMS/Functional Integration P2/Pursuit of Excellence Acceptance & Compliance Tolerance Denial

  7. Environmental Management Systems • Integrates Environmental considerations into our core business functions • To continually improve environmental performance and enhance mission focus • To sustain the capacity to continue our mission without compromise • Uses P2 to meet service and installation goals and targets

  8. EMS Status Goal: 100% All Areas By Dec ‘05 # Appropriate Facilities: 139

  9. EMS Success Story • NAS Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove • EMS reviewed in May 04 • Found to be very good • Recycling efforts netted >$50K

  10. Navy CHRIMP • Consolidated HAZMAT Reutilization , Inventory and Management Program • Cradle to Grave management of HAZMAT within Navy • Currently transitioning to regional level • Possible future transition to departmental level

  11. CHRIMP Status • 140 Navy Installations being “CHRIMPed” • 40 Installations complete • ECD 2008 • NAVSUP is working on plan to go ‘regional’

  12. CHRIMP Success Story • NSB New London • Manage HAZMAT for 63 tenants and USCGA • Annual Cost Avoidance > $1M/yr

  13. JEMMS • Joint Environmental Material Management Service • Cradle to Grave HAZMAT management across services • DLA partnered with Navy based on Navy success with CHRIMP • Currently being studied and implemented at specific areas

  14. OkinawaBefore JEMMS Ie Shima JWTC Camp Shields Kadena Air Base Camp Lester Camp Foster/Butler MCAS Futenma Camp Kinser Camp Hansen Northern Training Area Camp Schwab Kin Red Camp Courtney Awase Naha Port White Beach • Supply/90 day storage site • 90 day storage site

  15. OkinawaAfter JEMMS Ie Shima JWTC Camp Shields Kadena Air Base Camp Lester Camp Foster/Butler MCAS Futenma Camp Kinser Camp Hansen Northern Training Area Camp Schwab Kin Red Camp Courtney Awase Naha Port White Beach • Supply/90 day storage site • Secondary 90 day storage site

  16. Summary • Building Environmental Systems and Considerations into Business Operations • Reduces Cost • Enhances Readiness • Achieves Environmental Stewardship Goals

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