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This exclusive SWANA report is a listing of 26 known solid waste conversion technology projects in North America.

Designing for Recovery of Organic Materials Suitable for Anaerobic Digestion and Composting

Publication date: December, 2012. This report provides solid waste managers with up-to-date information and guidance on options for recycling the organic fraction of the municipal solid waste (MSW) stream.

Publication date: December, 2012. Original title: Economic Benefits of Waste-to-Energy: Jobs Creation and Community Development.

Publication date: December, 2012. Full title: Collection of Organic Wastes from High-Rise Buildings and Apartment Complexes.

Publication date: December, 2011. Waste-to-energy systems have the potential to strengthen local economies.

Publication Date: December, 2011. Up-to-date information and guidance on waste conversion technologies (WCTs).

Publication date: December, 2011. Full Title: Greenhouse Gas Reductions through Reducing the Frequency of Residential Recyclables Collection Services.

Public Perception of the Waste-to-Energy Industries

Publication date: June, 2011 (peer-reviewed). This report compiles and summarizes what is known about the risks associated with Subtitle D landfills, and introduces long-term care alternatives to manage and minimize these risks.

Publication date: May, 2011. In 2009–2010, SWANA surveyed public sector waste managers and other public sector organizations with the goal of reporting on compensation and benefits.

This document was prepared by the SWANA Landfill Gas Management Division.

Publication date: December, 2010. Non-peer-reviewed version.

Publication date: December, 2010. This research memorandum provides up-todate technical and programmatic information regarding sustainable funding strategies for local government recycling programs.

Publication date: December, 2010. This report introduces a new metric: the “Landfill Disposal Index” to compare a waste-to-energy community’s landfill disposal rates with other communities.