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Article 5
Waste and treatment not acceptable in landfills
1. Member States shall set up a national strategy for the
implementation of the reduction of biodegradable waste going to
landfills, not later than two years after the date laid down in
Article 18 (1) and notify the Commission of this strategy. This
strategy should include measures to achieve the targets set out in
paragraph 2 by means of in particular, recycling, composting, biogas
production or materials/energy recovery. Within 30 months of the date
laid down in Article 18 (1) the Commission shall provide the European
Parliament and the Council with a report drawing together the national
strategies.
2. This strategy shall ensure that:
(a) not later than five years after the date laid down in Article
18 (1), biodegradable municipal waste going to landfills must be
reduced to 75% of the total amount (by weight) of biodegradable
municipal waste produced in 1995 or the latest year before 1995 for
which standardised Eurostat data is available
(b) not later than eight years after the date laid down in
Article 18 (1), biodegradable municipal waste going to landfills must
be reduced to 50% of the total amount (by weight) of biodegradable
municipal waste produced in 1995 or the latest year before 1995 for
which stadardised Eurostat data is available;
(c) not later than 15 years after the date laid down in Article
18 (1), biodegradable municipal waste going to landfills must be
reduced to 35% of the total amount (by weight) of biodegradable
municipal waste produced in 1995 or the lates year before 1995 for
which standardised Eurostat data is available.
Two years before the date referred to in paragraph (c) the
Council shall reexamine the above target, on the basis of a report
from the Commission on the practical experience gained by Member
States in the pursuance of the targets laid down in paragraphs (a) and
(b) accompanied, if appropriate, by a proposal with a view to
confirming or amending this target in order to ensure a high level of
environmental protection.
Member States which in 1995 or the latest year before 1995 for
which standardised EUROSTAT data is available put more than 80% of
their collected municipal waste to landfill may postpone the
attainment of the targets set out in paragraphs (a), (b), or (c) by a
period not exceeding four years. Member States intending to make use
of this provision shall inform in advance the Commission of their
decision. The Commission shall inform other Member States and the
European Parliament of these decisions.
The implementation of the provisions set out in the preceding
subparagraph may in no circumstances lead to the attainment of the
target set out in paragraph (c) at a date later than four years after
the date set out in paragraph (c).
3. Member States shall take measures in order that the following
wastes are not accepted in a landfill:
(a) liquid waste;
(b) waste which, in the conditions of landfill, is explosive,
corrosive, oxidising, highly flammable or flammable, as defined in
Annex III to Directive 91/689/EEC;
(c) hospital and other clinical wastes arising from medical or
veterinary establishments, which are infectious as defined (property
H9 in Annex III) by Directive 91/689/EEC and waste falling within
category 14 (Annex I.A) of that Directive.
(d) whole used tyres from two years from the date laid down in
Article 18 (1), excluding tyres used as engineering material, and
shredded used tyres five years from the date laid down in Article 18
(1) (excluding in both instances bicylce tyres and tyres with an
outside diameter above 1400 mm);
(e) any other type of waste which does not fulfil the acceptance
criteria determined in accordance with Annex II.
4. The dilution of mixture of waste solely in order to meet the
waste acceptance criteria is prohibited.
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