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WASTE MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2014 6GOALS AND PROGRESS TO DATEGOALS AND PROGRESS TO DATERECYCLABLES MANAGED(million tons)NUMBER OF WILDLIFE HABITAT PROGRAMS20078.0200724201112.92011201213.82012128 3 134201315.020131322020 GOAL202020 GOAL100WASTE-BASED ENERGY PRODUCTIONNUMBER OF ACRES PROTECTED(million households)20071.07200717,00020111.17201126,00020121.03201228,00020131.10 2201327,0002020 GOAL22020 GOAL25,000FLEET EMISSIONS(percent reduction in carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) emissions)2007 emissions: 2.13M tons CO2e2011201220202013182020 GOAL15
WASTE MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2014 7OUR BUSINESS MIXOUR BUSINESS MIX“GREEN” VS.TRADITIONAL SERVICESSix years ago, we began reporting onour activities in a new way. We distinguishedour operations that extractvalue from waste — what we term“green services” — from those thatisolate waste in safe disposal sites (thetraditional model). We described thisallocation in terms of the revenue generatedfrom each of these activities.Green services include all forms ofrecycling, as well as waste-to-energyand landfill-gas-to-energy projectsand revenue from collections thatfeed these projects. The green categoryalso includes our consultingwork helping other enterprises reduceand recycle waste as well as producegreen energy. And it includes our workwith partners to develop new ways toconvert waste into valuable resources,in particular the development of newlow-carbon fuels and even chemicalsnot derived from fossil fuels.41% TRADITIONAL SERVICESWASTE MANAGEMENT REVENUES IN 2013Traditional collection/transfer 36%Traditional landfill 5%Green collection/transfer 27%Recycling 17%Green energy production facilities 13%Newest innovation service lines 2%59% GREEN SERVICES
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