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During 2007, a team from Waste Management and Epcot®at the Walt Disney World®Resort worked
together to construct an interactive exhibit about solid waste. Disney approached Waste Management
to help create a fun, hands-on, educational exhibit that would tell the story of Waste Management’s
contributions in the areas of environmentalism, recycling, beautification, and energy conversion.
Located in Epcot's Innoventions section, the exhibit opened in 2008, bringing the story of how science
and technology can simplify and enhance our lives to the millions of people who visit Epcot each year.
We continue to make use of the assets in our own backyard for the benefit of our communities.
At many Waste Management landfills, acreage is set aside for cooperative ventures such as
recreational facilities, athletic fields, golf courses, and parks for the enjoyment of local citizens.
Waste Management employees exemplify
our core values in many ways through their
contributions of time and money to worthy
causes that benefit their communities.
Whether they are walking to help raise funds
for local charities or wielding a hammer to
raise the walls of a home, their generosity
of spirit translates into a vital presence in
every community where we live and
conduct business.
When disaster strikes, Waste
Management is often among the first
on the scene to help, mobilizing
equipment, working to remove debris,
and providing aid to people.
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