Veolia-commissioned study warns 1%-3% hazardous waste capacity gap risks $27-$82 billion hit to US output

By Public Technologies
  • Veolia commissioned a Charles River Associates analysis on hazardous waste management as a binding input to US economic growth.
  • The report estimates the US generates over 30 million tons of hazardous waste annually, about 200 pounds per person.
  • Hazardous waste volumes could rise by 5 million tons a year by 2033, driven by reshoring, semiconductor expansion, battery manufacturing.
  • A 1% to 3% shortfall in management capacity could put $27 billion to $82 billion of US output at risk.
  • Veolia positions its US platform to meet demand, citing over 100 service centers, 33 facilities, 6 incinerators.


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