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Creating Recycling Partnerships <br /> Great Western Reclamation is a part of Waste Management's <br /> world-wide network of recycling and material processing facilities that <br /> are able to garner an unsurpassed position in the market place for <br /> the sale of recyclable material. During the late 1980's, Waste <br /> Management saw that the development of markets for recyclables <br /> was not going to keep pace with the supply of recyclables as <br /> massive new collection programs come on-line. Accordingly, Waste <br /> Management sought out partnerships with industry leaders in the use <br /> of recycled materials. These partnerships have developed into a vital <br /> component for assisting the expansion of recycling for Waste <br /> Management. <br /> Paper Recycling International (PRI) - Stone Container <br /> Waste Management recognized that with the largest single <br /> portion of the solid waste stream being paper (nationally and in <br /> Santa Ana), there was a necessity to integrate the end users of the <br /> recycled paper into the collection and processing of this waste <br /> paper. Thus, Waste Management and Stone Container formed the <br /> Paper Recycling International (PRI) in 1990. Since 1990, the PRI has <br /> effectively become the largest broker of paper in the United States. <br /> This status allows Great Western Reclamation to ensure the City of <br /> Santa Ana that paper recovered in our recycling operations will be <br /> converted into useful products. <br /> Stone Container is one of the world's largest manufacturers of <br /> corrugated cardboard, newsprint, and kraft bags. Stone's network <br /> of over 190 plants and mills produces almost 7 million tons of <br /> product in the United States, Canada, Europe and Mexico. The PRI <br /> also has established a significant position with the world export <br /> markets. The PRI is projected to export approximately 300,000 tons <br /> of waste paper to the Pacific Rim, Central and South America, and <br /> 59 <br />