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Solid Waste Digest Report CoverEstablished in 1990, the Solid Waste Digest has evolved from a newsletter into the solid waste industry’s leading independent research service on the business of managing waste. The Solid Waste Digest team provides an independent, third-party analysis and perspective on key solid waste market trends. This web page provides illustrations of the typical Chartwell Solid Waste Digest’s coverage. For the 2008 Chartwell Solid Waste Digest research agenda, please click here; for additional information, please contact us at swdigest@envirobiz.com .

The Chartwell Solid Waste Digest provides solid waste professionals with current data and perspective on the state of solid waste management in the United States through its independent researchers.

The Chartwell Solid Waste Digest is widely recognized as “the original source” on trends in gate rates for both municipal solid waste and construction and demolition wastes.

Through Chartwell Solid Waste Digest’s coverage of trends in management of specific constituents of solid waste, it provides insight into the evolution of waste from managing discards to raw materials. And its coverage of individual state markets provides a perspective on the current status of solid waste management in each state and a basis of comparison of various state markets.

Waste Management Trends     Content Sample .pdf    

The solid waste field is evolving into one where solid waste is becoming a source of raw materials. Each of the ten annual reports, the Chartwell Solid Waste Digest explores how specific constituents in solid waste are now being managed. Amongst the specific constituents covered in these reports are construction & demolition wastes, electronic devices or Ewaste, various metals, nonhazardous waste, paper, plastics, and scrap tires. The common theme amongst all of these constituents is that more of them are being reused or beneficially used, recycled, utilized for their energy value, and/or managed differently than in the past.

Regional and State MSW Gate Rates & Trends      Content Sample .pdf

2007 National and Regional Median Gate Rates The Chartwell Solid Waste Digest is uniquely position to provide solid waste professionals with insight into gate rates and gate rate changes. Each Chartwell Solid Waste Digest provides an analysis of gate rate changes of states in a region of the United States. For each state in the region being covered, Chartwell Solid Waste Digest provides an overall analysis of MSW landfill gate rate (minimum, median, average, and maximum) AND an analysis of gate rates by three sizes (large, medium, and small MSW landfills). Equally as important, the Chartwell Solid Waste Digest provides MSW gate rate trends with one year change comparison and comparison back to 2000.

Regional & State Construction & Demolition Gate Rate & Trends       Content Sample .pdf
Almost identical to the MSW gate rates and trends in scope, it is “the source” when it comes to C&D gate rates and C&D gate rate trends. This report focuses on gate rates charged by Demolition Landfills and MSW Landfills that accept C&D wastes; therefore universe of facilities covered in these reports are different than those in the MSW Gate Rates & Trends. Chartwell Solid Waste Digest provides an overall analysis of C&D landfill gate rate (minimum, median, average, and maximum) AND an analysis of C&D gate rates by three sizes (large, medium, and small landfills). For purposes of assessing trends, the Chartwell Solid Waste Digest provides C&D gate rate comparison between the recent year with the previous year and to 2000.
State Solid Waste Market Overviews     Content Sample .pdf

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Projected Delaware MSW Totals 2006 - 2012, in Millions of Tons
These state reports have done a great deal to inform solid waste professionals about the extent to which there are substantive differences between individual state markets. Just as all fifty states differ in their populations, environmental conditions, geographic area, and manufacturing base, so does their solid waste management efforts. Whereas national program efforts and statistics provide guidance, it is city and state solid waste management statistics shed light on what is actually happening in the solid waste marketplace. These reports provide basic facts and figures about the state of solid waste management in the individual states. There are five state reports in each Chartwell Solid Waste Digest.

Financial Performance – Waste Management Services      Content Sample .pdf

Chartwell Index- Special Waste Revenues (2005 to Present)The Envirobiz Group has initiated a unique approach to tracking financial performance of the solid waste industry on a quarter by quarter basis. The Envirobiz approach utilizes median performance of a group of publicly traded companies to provide an indication of overall market trends in revenue growth, operating income and net income amongst the major companies.

For purposes of this analysis, the waste services industry is divided in two groups. One group of waste industry service firms is primarily involved in municipal solid waste management. The second waste management firms group is involved in specialty services like hazardous waste, medical waste, and universal waste. The publicly traded companies included in the Envirobiz Business Index include Allied Waste, American Ecology, Clean Harbors, Covanta, Casella, LKQ, Metal Management, Republic, Stericycle, Waste Connections, Waste Industries, Waste Management, Waste Services and WCA Waste.

Gate Rate Survey Updates      Content Sample .pdf
As research progresses during the course of each year, The Envirobiz Group provides comparisons between the gate rates found in the current year compared to that of the same facilities in the previous year. Each year, the first nine Chartwell Solid Waste Digests provide an update on the recent gate rate survey effort for Construction & Demolition Wastes and Municipal Solid Waste. The gate rate comparisons are done on the basis of ten regions, corresponding to USEPA administrative regions and by individual states.

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Chartwell Solid Waste Digest
$500 per year, ISSN 1069-501X

The Chartwell Solid Waste Digest subscription for 1 year includes ten separate reports over calendar year; the reports are issued as soon research is completed. The cost of the 2008 Chartwell Solid Waste Digest is $500, including postage and handling to addresses with the United States. For additional information, please contact us at swdigest@envirobiz.com or call us at 952-831-2473 to arrange purchase.
Complete Report Set - 2007 Chartwell Solid Waste Digest
A limited number of complete sets of the 2007 Chartwell Solid Waste Digest are available. The market research provided in 2007 had the same basic coverage as described above 2008 Chartwell Solid Waste Digest. Click here for the 2007 agenda. A complete set is $500 plus postage and handling. For additional information, please contact us at swdigest@envirobiz.com or call us at 952-831-2473 to arrange purchase.
Individual Reports from 2007 or 2008 Chartwell Solid Waste Digest
Photocopies of individual 2007 or 2008 Chartwell Solid Waste Digests can be purchased for $200 plus postage and handling. For additional information, please contact us at swdigest@envirobiz.com or call us at 952-831-2473 to arrange purchase.
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