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Solid Waste Management in Florida 2000

Highlights

This 2000 Solid Waste Management Annual Report provides a comprehensive analysis of solid waste generation, recycling and disposal in Florida primarily based on information compiled by each county for 1998. This report also includes information about the activities of the Department, other state agencies and organizations dealing with waste issues.

Individual Chapter Files:

Executive Summary, (132 Kb)
Chapter 1 - Introduction, (327 Kb)
Chapter 2 - Waste Reduction and Recycling, (309 Kb)
Chapter 3 - Combustion, (52 Kb)
Chapter 4 - Landfill Disposal, (671 Kb)
Chapter 5 - Special Waste, (504 Kb)
Chapter 6 - Other State Agencies and Programs, (721 Kb)
Chapter 7 - Appropriations and Budget, (452 Kb)

Appendices:

Click on the formats of the tables below to view/download them as Adobe PDF, or Microsoft Excel format.

Appendix A: Introduction

Title	Description	Format
Table 1A	County Municipal Solid Waste Collection Per Capita	Adobe	Excel
Table 2A	MSW Collected by Generator Type in Florida	Adobe	Excel
Table 3A	Total Tons of MSW Materials Predicted to be Collected (2017)	Adobe	Excel
Table 4A	Total Tons of MSW Managed in Florida Facilities	Adobe	Excel
Table 5A	Final Disposition of MSW in Florida	Adobe	Excel

Appendix B: Recycling and Waste Reduction

Table 1B	County Municipal Solid Waste Disposal Per Capita	Adobe	Excel
Table 2B	County Waste Reduction in Florida	Adobe	Excel
Table 3B	Total Tons of MSW and Minimum Five Materials Collected and Recycled	Adobe	Excel
Table 4B	Total Tons of MSW and Special Waste Materials Collected and Recycled	Adobe	Excel
Table 5B	Total Tons of Other MSW Materials Collected and Recycled	Adobe	Excel
Table 6B	County Recycling by Descending Adjusted Recycling Rate	Adobe	Excel
Table 7B	Tons of MSW Materials Predicted to be Collected and Recycled (1998) *	Adobe	Excel
Table 8B	Minimum Five Materials Recycled in Florida by Descending Population	Adobe	Excel
Table 9B	Recycling Program Cost Summary by County	Adobe	Excel
Table 10B	Curbside Recycling Programs in Florida	Adobe	Excel
Table 11B	Single-Family Participation in Recycling by Descending Population	Adobe	Excel
Table 12B	Multi-Family Participation in Recycling by Descending Population	Adobe	Excel
Table 13B	Commercial Participation in Recycling by Descending Population	Adobe	Excel
Table 14B	Florida’s Certified Recyclers	Adobe	Excel
Table 15B	Existing and Proposed Recycling Facilities and Service Centers (269kb)	Adobe	Excel
Table 16B	Florida State Agency 1998 Recycled Paper Purchase Report	Adobe	Excel

Appendix C: Waste-to-Energy, Landfills and Special Waste

Table 1C	Florida Active Landfill Facilities	Adobe	Excel
Table 2C	Florida Construction and Demolition Debris Facilities	Adobe	Excel
Table 3C	Florida Class I MSW Tipping Fees	Adobe	Excel
Table 4C	County Solid Waste Disposal Fees in Florida	Adobe	Excel
Table 5C	Florida’s Waste-to-Energy Facilities	Adobe	Excel
Table 6C	Tire Stabilization and Abatement Activities	Adobe	Excel
The following 4 tables are all contained in one file:		Adobe	Excel
Table 7C	Total Tons of WTE Ash Generated by Facility	--	--
Table 8C	Florida WTE Ash Analysis	--	--
Table 9C	TCLP Test Results for Florida’s WTE Facilities	--	--
Table 10C	Florida WTE Ash Landfill Information	--	--

Appendix D: Appropriations and Budget

Table 1D

Grant Recipients and Awards Solid Waste Management Trust Fund

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Appendix E: Department’s Solid and Hazardous Waste Staff

Table 1E

DEP Solid and Hazardous Waste Staff

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Appendix F: County and City Coordinators

Table 1F	County Solid Waste Directors and Recycling Coordinators	Adobe	Excel
Table 2F	City Recycling Programs in Florida	Adobe	Excel

Appendix G: County MSW and Recycling Data Summary Sheets

Florida
Alachua	Flagler	Lake	Pinellas
Baker	Franklin	Lee	Polk
Bay	Gadsden	Leon	Putnam
Bradford	Gilchrist	Levy	Reedy Creek
Brevard	Glades	Liberty	Santa Rosa
Broward	Gulf	Madison	Sarasota
Calhoun	Hamilton	Manatee	Seminole
Charlotte	Hardee	Marion	St. Johns
Citrus	Hendry	Martin	St. Lucie
Clay	Hernando	Monroe	Sumter
Collier	Highlands	Nassau	Suwannee
Columbia	Hillsborough	Okaloosa	Taylor
Dade	Holmes	Okeechobee	Union
De Soto	Indian River	Orange	Volusia
Dixie	Jackson	Osceola	Wakulla
Duval	Jefferson	Palm Beach	Walton
Escambia	Lafayette	Pasco	Washington

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Last updated: October 17, 2008

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