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Waste management | 103-2 and 103-3: Effluents and waste | 306-2| We are constantly striving to reduce the amount of waste we generate. This crop year, the quantity we channeled to landfills was zero. Total waste during the period was 4,855 tons, a reduction of 16.7% over the previous period. More than 98% of waste generated was co-processed, sold, reused or recycled. Revenue generated was R$1,605,465, for total expenditure of R$1,111,889, representing a 144% conversion to revenue. Full data can be found in the GRI Appendix. In addition to awareness actions at the plants, other measures include cleaning and reusing oil drums; washing and separation of the contaminated parts of hydraulic oil hoses; we have also replaced rags with reusable towels at the internal workshop for contaminated waste. Management of emissions | 103-2 and 103-3: Emissions | 305-1 | 305-2 | 305-3 | 305-4 | 305-5| Managing carbon and energy efficiency indicators are part of our planning, enabling us to actively contribute to the National Policy on Biofuels (Renova Bio). Through our business model we capture CO2 from the atmosphere by changing the use of soil, thereby contributing to reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), and we avoid emissions by substituting fuels with ethanol. In 2019, we emitted a total of 672,000 tCO2e, equivalent to 33 kg if CO₂e per ton of crushed sugarcane, lower than the intensity of the emissions recorded during the previous crop year, of 36.4 kg tCO2e/tc. In addition, during the period we avoided issuing 5.6 million tCO2e by using ethanol produced and electricity exported. Indirect emissions from electrical energy consumption totaled 2.16 thousand tCO2e, against 1.69 thousand tCO2e in the previous period from energy consumption in the offseason period in the months between December and March 2019. | 305-4|305-5| The indicators are monitored using the emissions inventory under the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program applied to data for the fiscal year, and another methodology developed by the State University of Campinas (Unicamp) specifically for the sugar- ethanol sector whose information is ascertained on a crop year basis. Information about RenovaBio can be found in Vision of the Future. To check the full tables of emission indicators, see the GRI Appendix. METH
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