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The Yearbook
comprises a review of 2004 as well as projection into 2005 of those
topics that are most relevant to today's decision makers. Topics
include the impact of C&D recycling, e-waste, rail-hauling waste
over longer distances, remaining landfill capacity, the latest changes
in waste management technology and more.
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Figure:
Control Over Landfill Tonnages by Sector 1996-2000...14
Figure: Average Tipping Fees in US by Year...15
Figure: Market Power as a Function of Landfill Concentration...16
Figure: Remaining Year's Life of Landfills in the US...17
Figure: WMI Available Funds Compared to Annual Post-Closure
Maintenance...33
Table: Generation and disposition of MSW in the US...37
Figure: Comparison of the SOG Surveys with US EPA Reports...37
Figure: Comparative rates of recycling, composting, WTE and
landfilling...37
Figure: WTE and Recycling Rates for Six States...38
Figure: Recycling and Landfilling Rates for States with Lowest
Population Densities...39
Figure: Unit Composition of Solid Waste Equipment in Place as
of 1999...48
Table: Unit Composition of Solid Waste Equipment in Place as
of 1999...49
Figure: Components of the $9 Billion Annual Waste Management
Equipment Industry...51
Table: Solid Waste Equipment Industry Revenues by Type of Equipment
in 2003...51
Figure: Number of Transfer Stations by Region...57
Figure: Number of Transfer Stations by Year (1993 - 2003)...57
Figure: Years of Remaining Landfill Capacity by Region...60
Table: Volume and Capacity by Year for All US Landfills by Year...61
Figure: Total Remaining Disposal Capacity in Tons and Years
by Year...61
Figure: Demand for Landfill Disposal vs. Sustainable Capacity
by Year...62
Figure: Total Remaining Landfill Disposal Capacity by Region
and by Year...64
Table: Waste Disposal Volume By Region and Year...64
Figure: MSW Disposal in Landfills by Ownership and by Year...65
Figure: Remaining Landfill Capacity by Ownership and by Year...65
Table: Remaining Waste Disposal Capacity By Region and by Year...65
Figure: Top 5 Owners of Landfill Capacity...66
Table: Top Owners of Landfill Capacity in 2003...66
Table: Landfill Disposal Volume and Remaining Capacity by State
in 2003...67
Table: Landfill Disposal Volume and Remaining Capacity by Region
in 2003...67
Figure: MSW Tonnage per Landfill by Type of Ownership and Year...68
Figure: Capacity per Landfill by Type of Ownership and Year...68
Table: Top 10 Landfills by Capacity in Each State...70
Table: Summary Statisitics For the Entire US...83
Table: Top 25 Landfills by Capacity in the US...83
Table: Top 10 Publicly Owned Landfills in the US...83
Table: Top 10 Privately Owned Landfills in the US...83
Table: Tip Fee Differences Between Import/Export Partners...86
Table 2: Importers vs. Exporters Top 5 Importing States vs.
Top 5 Exporting States...87
Figure: Increasing Movement of Interstate Waste...88
Figure: Landfill Volume by Region and Year...89
Figure: Number of Transfer Stations by Year in the US...90
Figure: Waste Disposal Facilities With or Planning Rail Access...94
Table: Waste Disposal Facilities With or Planning Rail Access...96
Table: Construction & Demolition Debris (C&D) Generation, Disposal
and Recovery in the US in 2002...104
Figure: Distribution of C&D Disposal Volume by Region...105
Figure: Distribution of C&D Disposal Volume by Type of Facility...105
Figure: Weighted Average Tipping Fees Charged for C&D Waste
by Region...106
Figure: Generation of C&D Waste From Buildings by Activity...107
Figure: Average Composition of Residential Construction Debris...107
Table: A Summary of C&D Waste Disposal by Region in 2002: Number
of Facilities, Yearly Volume and Average Tipping Fee...108
Table: C&D Waste Disposal by Region and by Year (1998 - 2002)...108
Table: Weighted Average Tipping Fees Charged for C&D Waste Disposal
by Region and by Year (1998 - 2002)...108
Table: A Summary of C&D Waste Disposal by State in 2002: Number
of Facilities, Yearly Volume and Average C&D Tipping Fees...109
Table: Top 10 Disposal Processors of C&D by State Including
Summary Statistics...115
Figure: Ratio of Paper & Paperboard Recovery to Consumption...126
Figure: Paper & Paperboard Recovery vs. Landfilling...127
Table: Bottle Bill Initiative Spending Records...134
Figure: Effect of Bottle Bills on Beverage Container Recycling
Rates...134
Figure: Comparison of Population Served by Curbside Recycling
and Actual Recycling Rates by Type of Material...135
Figure: Growing Beverage Container Waste = Greater Need for
Bottle Bills...135
Table: Waste Generation, Recovery, and Composting by State in
2002...142
Table: Top 10 States With the Largest Number of Composting Operations
2002...143
Table: Top 10 States With by Largest Volume of Composting 2002...143
Table: Top 10 States With by Highest Composting Rate 2002 (as
a Percent of Generation)...143
Table: Yearly Volume of Food Waste Entering the Waste Stream...145
Table: Origin of Food Waste...145
Figure: Origin of Food Waste...146
Table: Yearly Food Consumption...146
Figure: Food Waste Recovery...147
Figure: Composition of Waste Disposal...147
Table: Toxic Elements Within a Typical Personal Computer...149
Table: Estimated Impact of Personal Computer Shipments on the
Waste Stream...150
Figure: Possible Fates of a Purchased Computer or Other Electronics
Product...151
Figure: Sales of Personal Computers and Potential for Recycling
in the US by Year...151
Figure: Personal Computers Estimated to be in Storage versus
Those Landfilled and Those Available for Recovery...152 |
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