Anasell Waste Recycling

Why should you consider WWS? WWS How does WWS work? WWS's services was created to fulfill the market need for a are provided through building and low cost, integrated recycling/compost operating public or building and operating disposal alternative to landfills and privately owned facilities. WWS's range of incinerators. WWS should be considered services include facility design, where there is a need. In most major cities construction and operation, waste each resident generates approximately 500 management consulting, recyclables kilos of mixed household waste annually brokerage and compost distribution. WWS Who is World Waste Systems? We that currently goes to area landfills that is also offers its customers a wide variety of design, finance, build and own recycling unsightly, unhealthy and expensive. Some environmental services, ranging from facilities that range in size from 50 tons per of the garbage goes to an incinerator which problem analysis and site evaluation to day to 2,000 tons per day and operate at a destroys precious resources and pollutes transportation and disposal. WWS's fraction of the cost of our competitors We our precious air. WWS offers a disposal technical services create demand for specialize in processing municipal, option that is non-polluting, recovers disposal services and those services can, in commercial, industrial and agricultural valuable resources for reuse, creates new turn, generate business for consulting wastes and making salable secondary by- jobs and is environmentally safe. services. WWS believes that the ability to products from them utilizing technologies offer a low cost, high recycling rate, that compliment the natural assets and Where can WWS work for you? WWS’s disposal option to landfills and incinerators resources of where we build a facility. primary business segment provides is the key to long-term success and growth integrated waste management and in the waste processing industry. WWS is What does WWS Do? The WWS process environmental services, including the sale unique because it employs a highly utilizes a manual sorting process with a of recovered recyclables and manufacture efficient, low tech, sorting system coupled static pile accelerated composting method of nutrient rich composts and fertilizers, as with a high throughput compost system to achieve recycling and diversion rates as well as disposal brokerage and that produces a nutrient rich end product high as 95%, while operating at a fraction management services, to industrial, without creating offensive odors. The of the expense of its competitors. When the commercial, municipal and governmental WWS compost process "converts" WWS system is employed, plastics, customers, through operating public and organic material in record time without the cardboard, glass, aluminum and ferrous private facilities that process mixed and odor associated with traditional metals are sorted and sold and the single source wastes. WWS was formed to composting or the labor intensive turning remaining organic matter is composted provide waste disposers with a cost saving of material. The WWS process results in into a nutrient rich 100% organic humus- alternative to landfills and incinerators greater volume yield and saves time and based fertilizer. through recycling and composting. WWS's money because it requires less labor, vision is to build, own and operate waste equipment, and space. There are no known The process has been verified and processing facilities that recycle waste into negative impacts from the process or approved by the Minnesota, Georgia and beneficial secondary by-products. products. United States Environmental Protection Agency and the 1996 Olymic Committee. Processing Facts A Typical Facility Processing Capacity 100 – 2,000 Tons Per Day

Waste Disposition +/- 85% Recycled/Composted A verified and approved method for +/- 15% Landfill Rejects +/- Up to 150,000 Tons of Compost Types of Waste Mixed Municipal Solid Waste Single Source Organics Agricultural Organics Type of Recycling System Manual Sort and Shred Large, Non-aerated, Static Pile

Cost of Facility achieving 95% recycling or more USD$1 - $100 Million

Amount of Land Needed 10 - 200 acres

The WWS Management Team The WWS management team includes a specialized group of industry professionals For Additional Information with collective expertise in the following areas: Brian C. Donnelly { Facility Planning, Permitting 8903 West Anthony Road { Systems Design/Integration Ocala, FL 34479 { Banking and Finance Telephone (352) 620 8444 { Facility Construction Fax: (707) 264 6505 { Project Management Email: [email protected] { Compost Manufacturing