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What we value

Our mission is
to build innovative solutions for solid waste management for resilient cities and communities.

We are working to build a circular economy by helping businesses and cities to increase recycling efficiency and value, limiting the waste that reaches landfill.
We are committed to limiting the negative environmental impacts of waste by creating integrated and sustainable solutions to waste management problems. Together with our partners, we are working towards UN sustainable development goal 11, reducing the environmental impact of cities through municipal solid waste management.
We believe that smart city technologies have the potential to strengthen community resilience by creating a network of cities, businesses and the public that are able to work together to build effective and efficient waste management systems.

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A recent study published by the World Aluminium Association has found that 57% of metal produced in North America originates from recycled materials, giving it the highest quality Recycling Input Rate globally.

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The EPA announced the National Recycling Goal is to increase the national recycling rate to 50 percent by 2030.

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes are among the 151 recipients of 154 grant awards totaling $66.5 million in Brownfields funding through its Multipurpose, Assessment, and Cleanup (MAC) Grants.

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On average, 298 million used scrap tires are generated in the U.S. each year while 33 million are generated in California alone. These scrap tires are among the most common illegally dumped items because of their large size and inability to be compacted.

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Maine’s Legislative Document 1541 establishes EPR for certain packaging products, spanning virtually all material types. The Maine bill marks the first packaging EPR bill to clear both chambers of a state legislature in the U.S.

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By 2022, an additional 20% of companies plan to use cloud storage infrastructure, and there will be significant gains for high-capacity hard disk drives (17%), all-flash storage (14%), and cloud file-sharing services (10%).

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Adoption of all-flash storage arrays will grow rapidly: 18% of businesses use them today, and an additional 14% plan to by 2022.

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39% of businesses use cloud-based storage infrastructure (i.e., on Google Cloud, Azure, AWS), and an additional 20% plan to by 2022.

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Despite lingering security concerns — only 31% of organizations are as comfortable storing data in the cloud storage as they are on-premises — businesses of all sizes will increasingly store more data in the cloud.

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Seagate introduced a revolutionary open-source object-storage software, along with a reference architecture powered by it and a corresponding developer community—all built to manage the massive surge and sprawl of unstructured enterprise data such as videos, analytics, medical imagery, IoT sensors and more.

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