Odor-No-More Inc

CR&R Inc is a leading waste and recycling collection company based in Garden Grove, CA, serving millions of residents and businesses across Southern California, Arizona, and Colorado. With a strong focus on sustainability and innovation, CR&R operates the largest anaerobic digestion facility in North America, converting organic waste into renewable natural gas and compost for agricultural use. Through cutting-edge technology and a commitment to reducing environmental impact, CR&R processes over 500,000 tons of recyclable materials annually, contributing to cleaner communities, reduced air and water pollution, and the conservation of landfill space. Dedicated to a cleaner, greener future, CR&R is at the forefront of providing sustainable waste management solutions for a more environmentally conscious world. Generated from the website

California Hazardous Services, Inc. is a WBENC Certified Company specializing in fuel system compliance, testing, maintenance, repairs, fuel filtering, and tank cleaning. With a focus on service, responsiveness, and compliance, they provide industry-approved equipment and methods to exceed customer requirements and expectations. As a division of TAIT Environmental Services, Inc., California Hazardous Services, Inc. offers an expanded range of services to government agencies, utilities, and private industry tank owners and operators. Their expertise and experience make them the go-to fuel systems service specialist in California.Generated from the website

The Waste-to-Energy Association (WTEA) is a national trade organization dedicated to representing waste-to-energy companies and communities that utilize these facilities as a sustainable waste management solution. By focusing on advocacy, public education, and research, WTEA aims to inform policymakers and the public about the benefits and science behind waste-to-energy processes. Waste-to-energy facilities play a crucial role in diverting non-hazardous waste from landfills, thereby mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and generating electricity or steam for local consumption. With significant economic contributions, the WTE sector employs over 6,000 skilled workers and supports local economies through community engagement and sustainable practices. Generated from the website