Waste Management and Remediation

INTRODUCTION
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT
General
Macroeconomic Overview
Consumer Spending Trends
Demographic Trends
Construction Trends
Construction Stock
Manufacturing Outlook
Business Establishment Trends
Service Sector Trends
Waste Stream Overview: Municipal Solid Waste

Landfill Disposal

Municipal Solid Waste Landfills

Industrial Waste Landfills

Bioreactor Landfills

Materials Recovered

Combustion & Incineration; Hazardous Waste; Medical Waste; Electronic Waste
International Environment
III. SERVICES
General: Demand by Service Type; Establishment & Employment Trends
Waste Collection: Nonhazardous Waste; Hazardous Waste; Other Wastes; Demand by Market; Establishment & Employment Trends; Market Share
Waste Treatment & Disposal: Demand by Waste Type; Demand by Market; Establishment & Employment Trends; Market Share
Remediation Services: Demand by Service Type; Demand by Market; Establishment & Employment Trends; Market Share
Material Recovery & Other Waste Management Services: Demand by Service Type; Demand by Market; Establishment & Employment Trends; Market Share
IV. MARKETS
General
Government
Residential
Service Industries: Demand by Service Type; Demand by Market
Manufacturing Industries: Demand by Service Type; Demand by Market
Construction & Demolition
Retail & Wholesale Trade
Other Markets
V. REGIONS
General
Regional Demographic & Economic Trends: Population Patterns; Economic Outlook; Active Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Overview
Regional Waste Management & Remediation Services
Regional Market Profile: Northeast

New England

Middle Atlantic; Midwest

East North Central

West North Central; South

South Atlantic

East South Central

West South Central; West

Mountain

Pacific
VI. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
General
Industry Composition
Market Share: Waste Management; Allied Waste; Republic Services; Other Leaders
Competitive Strategies
Marketing
Mergers & Acquisitions
Cooperative Agreements
Company Profiles: Allied Waste Industries Incorporated; AmeriWaste, see EnviroSolutions Incorporated; Burrtec Waste Industries Incorporated; Casella Waste Systems Incorporated; CH2M Hill Companies Limited; CH2M-WG Idaho LLC, see CH2M Hill Companies and URS; Clean Harbors Incorporated; Covanta Holding Corporation; CWI, see CH2M Hill Companies and URS; Earth Tech Incorporated, see Tyco International; EnergySolutions Incorporated; Environmental Quality Company; EnviroSolutions Incorporated; EQ Emergency Response, see Environmental Quality; FCR LLC, see Casella Waste Systems; Golden Gate Disposal & Recycling Company, see Norcal Waste Systems; Jepson Prairie Organics, see Norcal Waste Systems; National Response Corporation, see SEACOR Holdings; Newpark Resources Incorporated; Norcal Waste Systems Incorporated; Philip Services Corporation; Republic Services Incorporated; Rumpke Consolidated Companies; Safety-Kleen Systems Incorporated; Schupan & Sons Incorporated; SEACOR Holdings Incorporated; Shaw Group Incorporated; Stericycle Incorporated; Sunset Scavenger Company, see Norcal Waste Systems; Synagro Technologies Incorporated; Tyco International Limited; Universal Environmental Incorporated, see Clean Harbors; URS Corporation; Veolia Environnement SA; Waste Connections Incorporated; Waste Industries USA Incorporated; Waste Management Incorporated; Waste Services Incorporated; Wheelabrator Technologies Incorporated, see Waste Management
Additional Companies
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Summary Table
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT: 1 Macroeconomic Indicators; 2 Personal Consumption Expenditures; 3 Resident Population; 4 Construction Expenditures; 5 Construction Stock; 6 Manufacturers� Shipments; 7 Business Establishments; 8 Service Sector Income; 9 Municipal Solid Waste Generation, Recovery & Disposal; 10 Landfill Disposal & Active Municipal Solid Waste Landfills
SECTION III -- SERVICES: 1 Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Service Type; 2 Waste Management & Remediation Service Establishments & Employment; 3 Waste Collection Service Demand by Waste Type; 4 Waste Collection Service Demand by Market; 5 Waste Collection Establishments & Employment; 6 Waste Treatment & Disposal Service Demand by Waste Type; 7 Waste Treatment & Disposal Service Demand by Market; 8 Waste Treatment & Disposal Service Establishments & Employment; 9 Remediation Service Demand by Service Type; 10 Remediation Service Demand by Market; 11 Remediation Service Establishments & Employment; 12 Material Recovery & Other Waste Management Services by Service Type; 13 Material Recovery & Other Waste Management Service Demand by Market; 14 Material Recovery & Other Waste Management Service Establishments & Employment
SECTION IV -- MARKETS: 1 Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Market; 2 Government Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Service Type & Source; 3 Residential Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Service Type; 4 Service Industries Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Service Type; 5 Service Industries Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Market; 6 Manufacturing Industries Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Service Type; 7 Manufacturing Industries Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Market; 8 Construction & Demolition Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Service Type; 9 Retail & Wholesale Trade Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Service Type; 10 Other Markets Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Service Type
SECTION V -- REGIONS: 1 US Resident Population by Region; 2 Gross Domestic Product by Region; 3 Active Municipal Solid Waste Landfills by Region; 4 Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Region; 5 Waste Management & Remediation Service Regional Market Profile, 2007; 6 Northeast Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Subregion & Service Type; 7 Midwest Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Subregion & Service Type; 8 South Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Subregion & Service Type; 9 West Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Subregion & Service Type
SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE: 1 Waste Management & Remediation Service Revenues by Company, 2007; 2 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures; 3 Selected Cooperative Agreements
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT: 1 Municipal Solid Waste Generated by Material Type, 2007; 2 Municipal Solid Waste Recovered, 2007
SECTION III -- SERVICES: 1 Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Service Type, 2007; 2 US Waste Collection Market Share, 2007; 3 US Waste Treatment & Disposal Market Share, 2007; 4 US Remediation Service Market Share, 2007; 5 US Material Recovery & Other Waste Management Services Market Share, 2007
SECTION IV -- MARKETS: 1 Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Market, 2007
SECTION V -- REGIONS: 1 Waste Management & Remediation Service Demand by Region, 2007
SECTION VI -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE: 1 US Waste Management & Remediation Service Market Share, 2007

More Details

Remediation, material recovery to grow fastest
The waste management and remediation service industry comprises waste collection, waste treatment and disposal, remediation, and material recovery and other waste management services. Among these segments, waste collection represented the largest share of demand in 2007. Healthy growth is expected through 2012 for waste collection services, as the growing interest in recycling will bolster the need for recyclable material collection services. Through 2012, remediation and material recovery services are anticipated to provide the fastest growth in the industry. Remediation services will continue to benefit from the ongoing interest in public and environmental safety, as well as from redevelopment of �brownfields.� Material recovery services will see strong growth due to the increasing interest in recycling in the US and the reuse of materials in the manufacturing market. Waste treatment and disposal services are projected to see the slowest gains among the major waste management services through 2012, hampered by market maturity. In addition, growing environmental and regulatory pressures, which will limit the amount of solid waste generated, will restrain demand. Furthermore, the number of active municipal solid waste landfills are forecast to continue to decline. It can take up to ten years for a new landfill to become operational, limiting market expansion. However, as existing landfills are closed, tipping fees are expected to increase, offsetting these negative factors.

Government to remain largest waste market
Demand for waste management and remediation services arises from a variety of markets. In 2007, the government market (including the value of services provided by government entities) was the largest user of waste management and remediation services, with more than one-quarter of the total. Through 2012, this market is anticipated to provide the best growth opportunities for waste management and remediation services, primarily because of the ongoing shift away from service provision by internal waste departments to third-party providers of waste services. Demand from the residential, service industries, and construction and demolition markets will also provide healthy gains through 2012, aided by increasing interest in recycling and concern for the environment.

Study coverage
This new Freedonia industry study, Waste Management & Remediation, is priced at $4500. It presents historical demand data (1997, 2002 and 2007) plus forecasts for 2012 and 2017 by service, market and region of the US. The study also assesses market environment factors, evaluates company market share data and profiles 28 active participants in the US industry.