East Carbon Development

Company History: ECDC Environmental LC is an industrial waste disposal facility unlike any other in the nation. Located in East Carbon, Utah, ECDC's engineers and developers pursued a vision of a landfill that exceeds all traditional standards. The facility utilizes the nation's vast railroad transportation grid, allowing customers across America the advantage of one of the "Greenest" methods of transportation. ECDC is a state-of-the-art industrial waste landfill with over 300 million cubic yards of permitted capacity within 3,100 acres of private land, located 140 miles southeast of Salt Lake City in arid high desert terrain.

ECDC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Republic Services Inc., the second largest waste disposal company in the nation. This relationship provides ECDC with the substantial financial and engineering resources to take on large volume projects, as well as technical support from Republic's extensive environmental organization. The facility represents a connected, efficient group of systems which position ECDC Environmental LC as America's premier rail-served landfill.

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