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Corporate Responsibility Report 2008 45 EN22 Total weight of waste by type and disposal method Finnair Group's amounts of waste 2008 Amount in tonnes Type of waste Aluminium waste Biowaste companies Energy waste Furniture Recyclable cardboard Recyclable glass Recyclable metal Recyclable paperboard Recyclable paper Plastic bottles Other material to be destroyed Wood Building waste Food waste Mixed waste Data protection paper Office recyclable paper Office removals waste Slides and diskettes to be destroyed Total: 14.68 356.78 512 1.86 1.8 93.59 15.29 325.3 752.37 3.4 0.26 3.96 161.74 948.76 2 478.42 25.65 12.7 0.49 0.45 5 709.5 t Type of hazardous waste Finnair Technical Services' hazardous waste Amount, t, 2008 Amount, t, 2007 6.88 11.88 2.46 5.55 44.73 41.64 0 46.30 0 22.49 3.76 0.56 2.34 0.9 189.49 t 7.74 19.29 15.92 6.36 25.71 72.56 12.82 3.34 12.85 10.87 1.66 0.29 8.34 0.43 198.18 t Waste arising in painting, gluing and filling Waste arising in paint removal Waste arising in chemical surface treatment Waste arising in physical surface treatment Oil-based waste (hydraulic fluids and oils) Kerosene waste Oil sump sludge Waste arising in cleaning of surfaces Recyclable solvent waste arising in surface cleaning Waste formed in wastewater treatment plants Oil filters and absorption materials Accumulators and batteries Outdated and/or unused products Electrical and electronic scrap Total: EN23 Total number and volume of significant spills In 2008 not one significant spill occurred in Finnair Technical Services. A report on one spill was made with the environmental authority. The spill in question happened into soil below a metal waste pallet. Rainwater falling onto the pallet filled the oil containers there, and a water-oil mixture happened to spill onto the soil. The amount of oil that spilled onto the soil is estimated at a few litres. Water bodies and related habitats significantly affected by the organisation's discharges of waster and runoff: identity, size, protected status and biodiversity value
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