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1. Anaheim Medical Waste Disposal - Garden Grove
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· 12 reviews
10770 Katella Ave Spc 34, Anaheim, CA 92804
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We protect what matters most by also offering you document shredding services.
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2. Covanta Long Beach Renewable - Long Beach
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· 35 reviews
118 Pier S Ave, Long Beach, CA 90802
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Located in Long Beach, California, the Southeast Resource Recovery Facility (SERRF)(opens in a new tab), is a critical component of the City’s comprehensive solid waste management system. The Facility, owned by the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County and the City of Long Beach, serves the approximately 470,000 residents of Long Beach with reliable and sustainable waste management.
In addition to keeping waste out of landfills, we are committed to ensuring safe operations and minimizing environmental impacts. We have been consistently recognized for exceptional operations and community involvement, including the Long Beach Rescue Mission, organizing local toy drives as well as participating in BLAST’s Bridge to College, a program that provides guidance to students applying for college.
Every year, our facility processes more than 370,000 tons of waste that would otherwise have ended up in landfills.
Less waste in landfills reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 333,000 tons of CO2. That’s like taking 65,000 passenger vehicles off the road for one year.
We use waste to produce 36 megawatts of electricity 24/7 - enough to power 16,000 homes for a year.
We also recover 7,400 tons of metal for recycling annually - enough to build 6,000 cars.
We care about our communities and operate well below emissions limits. Over 99.9 percent of what comes out of our plant’s stack is what you’d typically find in air - water vapor, nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide. The remaining constituents are well below federal and state standards.
For more information on facility performance click here(opens in a new tab).
Located in Long Beach, California, the Southeast Resource Recovery Facility (SERRF)(opens in a new tab), is a critical component of the City’s comprehensive solid waste management system. The Facility, owned by the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County and the City of Long Beach, serves the approximately 470,000 residents of Long Beach with reliable and sustainable waste management.
In addition to keeping waste out of landfills, we are committed to ensuring safe operations and minimizing environmental impacts. We have been consistently recognized for exceptional operations and community involvement, including the Long Beach Rescue Mission, organizing local toy drives as well as participating in BLAST’s Bridge to College, a program that provides guidance to students applying for college.
Every year, our facility processes more than 370,000 tons of waste that would otherwise have ended up in landfills.
Less waste in landfills reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 333,000 tons of CO2. That’s like taking 65,000 passenger vehicles off the road for one year.
We use waste to produce 36 megawatts of electricity 24/7 - enough to power 16,000 homes for a year.
We also recover 7,400 tons of metal for recycling annually - enough to build 6,000 cars.
We care about our communities and operate well below emissions limits. Over 99.9 percent of what comes out of our plant’s stack is what you’d typically find in air - water vapor, nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide. The remaining constituents are well below federal and state standards.
For more information on facility performance click here(opens in a new tab).
