of their waste. Litter surveys have been conducted twice a year for the past decade by the Keep New Zealand Beautiful Campaign (see Figure 3.13). The surveyors systematically count and classify the litter discarded at over 100 regular sites throughout the country. Although litter represents only a small fraction of the solid waste stream, it is the most visible and widely dispersed fraction and has considerable nuisance value, especially in scenic areas. The survey shows that, although substantial amounts of litter are still discarded, the quantity declined from 1986 to 1994 . More reliable trend data come from Auckland Region where total landfill waste, including industrial waste, has been monitored since 1983. The trend has been uneven but, by 1995, it had nearly doubled from 419,000 tonnes to 821,000 tonnes. In per capita terms, this was an increase of more than 60 percent per person. The OECD per capita increase over a similar period ( ) was less than 20 percent. Most of Auckland’s increased waste was generated during periods of high economic growth (see Figure 3.12). This reflects the changing fortunes of the construction industry, the changing consumption patterns of
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