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The Waste Market Overview examines the industry top to bottom covering
waste generation, collection, processing, recovery and disposal
by revenue and volume. The report details the relationship of past
and future pricing to capacity and demand for disposal, and shows
the increasing role of the private sector. Waste equipment and the
emerging importance of e-waste, C&D recovery, food wastes, tires
and medical wastes are examined.
Market Revenues by Segment
Waste Generation, Recovery and Disposal by Volume and Revenue
Collection, Processing and Disposal Markets
Geographic Distribution of the Market
Other Waste Management Segments & Emerging Markets
Competition in Waste Among the Major Players
Resource Recovery Markets by Commodity
Waste Management Equipment
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Monthly Service
Keep Apprised of Changes as they Happen
Stay on top of the latest trends driving the waste
management industry with WBJ's monthly volume and pricing report.
Waste Business Journal researchers survey through
direct telephone contact, landfills, transfer stations, materials
recovery facilities and waste-to-energy plants throughout the US.
We crunch the numbers to give you the latest statistics on disposal
and processing pricing and volume. [Learn More...]
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Detailed Profiles of Every Waste Operation
This is the only directory of its kind and is the
most up-to-date and comprehensive facility database of over 8,300
waste processing and disposal facilities across the US. [Learn More...]
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Focus
on Your Market...
Customized market reports or radius market reports
capture all waste disposal operations within a given market. They
provide you with analysis of the major players by market share;
show you historical trends in pricing, volume and capacity specific
to that area. [Learn More...]
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Waste Generation, Recovery, Disposal and Pricing
Data Package
Imagine a spreadsheet that contains a complete accounting
of municipal waste generation and disposal for every state in the
US. Now add historical data from 1991 and our projections through
2013. This spreadsheet data product gives you an enormous amount
of critical industry data, puts it into context, and shows how the
relation between demand for disposal interacts with available landfill
capacity to ultimately affect pricing. [Learn More...]
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