Alameda County Waste Characterization Study 2000
In 2000, the Alameda County Waste Management Authority and Recycling Board conducted a solid waste characterization study to better understand the composition of solid waste generated and disposed in Alameda County, California. The study was designed to estimate the composition of solid waste generated in the county’s fourteen incorporated municipalities, two sanitary districts, and the unincorporated areas within the county, as well as the countywide aggregate composition.
Executive Summary, 2000
Volume 1: Background. Methodology, and County-wide Aggregate Results
Cover and Table of Contents
Section 1: Introduction
Section 2: Background
Section 3: Methodology
Section 4: Countywide Waste Composition and Disposal Quantities
Appendix A: Solid Waste Material Definitions
Appendix B: Data Collection Form
Appendix C: Questionnaire for self-haul and roll-off vehicles
Appendix D: Comparison of Alameda County Waste Characterization Methodologies
Volume 2: Results By Jurisdiction
Cover
Table of Contents
Introduction
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