California Waste Stream Profiles: Home Page
California Waste Stream Profiles display high-level summary information about solid waste management issues in California by pulling data together from numerous sources. Profiles are currently available in the following categories: jurisdictions, counties, facilities, materials, legislative districts, and schools. The data shared is displayed in using text, tables, charts, maps contacts, and links.
The profiles were developed to assist decision-makers and other interested parties by providing an easy to use and accessible location on the Web. CalRecycle is continually working to improve the way in which solid waste information and knowledge is collected, stored, shared, and displayed.
Statewide profiles provide
summary information of all counties and jurisdictions in the State
of California.
County profiles provide
information relevant to California counties and their obligation to
reduce solid waste disposal. These profiles provide specifics on
such topics as waste characterization, diversion programs
implemented, amount of waste being disposed, solid waste facilities
used by and located within the county, state and local contacts, and
assistance CalRecycle has given in the form of grants and loans.
Jurisdiction profiles provide
information relevant to California cities, counties, and regional
agencies and their obligation to reduce solid waste disposal. These
profiles provide specifics on such topics as waste characterization,
diversion programs implemented, amount of waste being disposed,
solid waste facilities used by and located within the area, state
and local contacts, and assistance CalRecycle has given in the form
of grants and loans.
In Legislative Districts, you
will find names and addresses of solid waste and used oil facilities
located in each California Senate and Assembly district. Districts
and representatives can be found by using the district by ZIP code
locator. Maps and statistics for each district are available via
links to Senate-and Assembly-related sites outside CalRecycle.
In facility profiles, you will
find data about solid waste facilities, used oil collection sites,
and electronic products recycling centers located near your home or
business as well as within individual California towns, communities,
cities, and counties. This section has specifics on each facility
for such topics as the site permits, location, and operations
general information about each facility along with specifics on such
topics as site and operational information, inspection history,
enforcement orders, and cleanup/remediation action.
In materials profiles, you will
find statewide waste tire data, used oil, and electronic product
waste along with general information on these material types for
each local jurisdiction or county. This profile also provides
specifics on grants given by CalRecycle, facilities and inspections
of waste tire facilities within the local jurisdictions, and waste
tire haulers.
In Schools, you will find
public school district summary data on school waste diversion
programs and education curriculum, along with general statistics
about the district. This section also provides summary information
on grants, awards and other assistance given by CalRecycle, contacts
for more information, and links to school-related sites inside and
outside CalRecycle.
Profiles uses geographic information system (GIS) capabilities so that the user can locate a local jurisdiction or specific tire facility on a map and also see details such as roads, jurisdiction boundaries, landfill sites, tire sites, used oil collection facilities, transfer/processing sites, transformation sites, demographics, tribal lands, schools and school districts, and recycling market development zones and their participating businesses.
Profiles allows you to choose charts that compare the jurisdiction you selected with other similar jurisdictions. They also display information on jurisdictions for their reporting year as well as their base year, and compare jurisdictions by such factors as population, taxable sales, waste generation, as well as disposal.
The profiles serve as a window for the user to browse through summary displays of databases with considerable amounts of data. Every effort is made to provide and maintain accurate information; the quality of the material shown is directly related to the quality of the source databases.
Waste Stream Information Profiles, http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/Profiles/
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