Waste Management, Inc. · NYSE:WM
Waste Management — WM — Investor Presentation (July 2025)
28 slides from Waste Management's investor presentation, Jul 10, 2025
Slide 1: SB 1383 Contamination Monitoring & Overage Workshop
SB 1383 Contamination Monitoring & Overage Workshop In collaboration with a Westlake Village July 10, 2025
Slide 2: Agenda
tm AGENDA What is SB 1383, & What does it mean for me? * SB 1383 Contamination Monitoring. What is Contamination and Overage? * Recycling: The Myth, The Reality. Where do my recyclables go? ¢ What goes where? Three simple rules of recycling & Free your recyclables - don't bag them! ¢ What is Organic
Slide 3: SB 1383: Organic Waste Is the Largest Waste Stream in California
SB 1383 Organic Waste Is the Largest Waste Stream in California * Reduce short-lived climate pollutants by reducing organic 1 IN 5 CALIFORNIANS ARE Greenwaste Leaps waste in landfills 7% — Woodwaste ISPOSED OF FOOD INSECURE 9% APPROXIMATELY 24 otn MILLION TONS OF . , Pea = ORGANIC WASTE IN * Divert
Slide 4: What does this mean for me?
What does this mean for me? Jurisdiction Requirements All California residents, businesses, and multifamily complexes must separate food and yard waste from trash and place it in a separate organics cart. A monitoring and enforcement program will be in place to reduce contamination in recycling and
Slide 5: SB 1383 Contamination Monitoring
SB 1383 CONTAMINATION MONITORING
Slide 6: Building Cleaner, More Sustainable Communities
BUILDING CLEANER, MORE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES — WM Smart Truck™ technology A team of technicians reviews If a container is overloaded or captures footage of containers the footage for each address contains unacceptable as they are collected during to ensure materials were materials, we'll send a se
Slide 7: WM Smart Truck Camera Angles
WM Smart Truck® Camera Angles Rear View Angled Side View Top Hopper View § Angled Hopper View Curbside View
Slide 8: Customer Notification
CUSTOMER NOTIFICATION
Slide 9: What Is Contamination?
WHAT IS CONTAMINATION?
Slide 10: Always Recycle
A Always Recycle wy Empty and Dry Plastic Bottles, Cups Empty and Dry Food & Beverage Cans & Containers ae Only place acceptable materials Se GS in your Recycling — — Cart rx) Do Not Include In Your Recycling Container iy, ¥ th: De —— Containers or Straws Bags erFilm Dispose in organics Dispose in t
Slide 11: Always Compost
A Always Compost Stay Clear of sie Contamination Only place acce ptable materials i =o “sere Please place only food scraps, food-solled paper, and yard waste in your organics cart. i n yo u r Oo rga n ic Ca rt Please bag your food waste In either paper or plastic bags. Do Not Include In Your Organic
Slide 12: Stay Clear of Contamination: Always Trash
Stay Clear of Contamination Only place acceptable materials in your Trash Cart A Always Trash | Siempre Basura | A Foam Cups, Containers & Straws Vasos, recipientes ni pajitas de espuma Garden Hose Mangueras De Jardin A Pet Waste Desechos De Mascotas Do Not Include | No Incluya No Batteries, Power T
Slide 13: What Is Overage?
WHAT IS OVERAGE? Overfilling occurs when too many materials are placed in a single container, and the lid is unable to close completely. Bin Basics Make sure to avoid:
Slide 14: SB 1383 Contamination Monitoring Timeline
SB 1383 CONTAMINATION MONITORING TIMELINE 1st & 2nd Incident: e) Aug. 1 - Sept. 30 * Contaminated carts will be serviced, unless it is 60-day Education unsafe to do so. + A letter will be mailed (or emailed for paperless Warning Period billing) to warn of potential fines for future incidents. + The
Slide 15: Recycling: The Myth, The Reality
Recycling: The Myth, The Reality Where Do My Recyclables Go? PLAY ME: WM Recycling Materials Facility Video
Slide 16: Local Recycling Operations
Local Recycling Operations * Process 600 tons/day * Cooled sort rooms * Non-wrapping auger screens ¢ Seven optical sorters ¢ Five robot sorters w/ A.|. Cameras [) 2 A.|. Composition Cameras 16 CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF WM.
Slide 17: Recovering More Materials
Recovering More Materials WM collected over 4,000 State-ofthe-Art (SOTA) 750,000 tons/year 80% of all materials: tons of recyclables in Recycling plants are processed in California recovered are kept in North Westlake Village last year improving diversion alone SEAT, with 100% of plastics
Slide 18: Recycling Myths
18 RECYCLING MYTHS bes 1-2 (* RECYCLING EVEN IF AN ITEM SHOULDN’T HOSES, TANKS, SHOWER ARROWS(MOBIUS LOOP) ON GO IN THE BIN, IT WILL GET CURTAINS, SWING SETS, A CONTAINER MEAN IT IS SORTED ANYWAY. ETC. ARE MADE OF PLASTIC, RECYCLABLE. SO THEY MUST BE RECYCLABLE.
Slide 19: Organics | Recycling | Trash
ORGANICS | RECYCLING | TRASH Right Materials. Right Container. Know Which Container to Use. What Goes in the Organics Container: YARD WASTE ‘Grass Clippings, Leaves, Smal FOOD WASTE & FOOD SOILED PAPER ass, ay BREAD, PASTA, RICE, GRAINS & COFFEE “GROUNDS DO NOT INCLUDE: NO LOOSE PLASTIC BAGS NO SERV
Slide 20: Three Basic Rules
Three Basic Rules Knowing these rules and putting them into practice will help you recycle more efficiently and ensure more materials find a second life » Recycle bottles, Keep food and No loose plastic cans, cups, tubs, liquid out of your bags and no paper and recycling bagged recyclables cardboard
Slide 21: Free Your Recyclables
Free Your Recyclables Don’t Bag Recyclables - Place items directly in recycling container.
Slide 22: What is Organic Waste?
Slide 23: Organic waste is any material that is biodegradable
Organic waste is any material that is biodegradable and comes from either a plant or an animal that can be broken into carbon dioxide, methane or simple organic molecules. ¢ Food scraps v Eggshells v Bones v Coffee grounds v Poultry & meat Food-soiled paper v Paper plates ¥ Sandwich paper v Tea bags
Slide 24: Recycling Food Waste at Home
Recycling Food Waste at Home How do | recycle my foodwaste? You can easily recycle food waste in your existing organics recycling cart. Plastic bags don’t have to be Please make sure you bag your food waste before tossing it in the biodegradable or compostable container. for storing food scraps.
Slide 25: Did you know...?
Did you know...? How long does it take to fully decompose? ct — ~ Aluminum Can 8 Food me gf° Months 100 Years Milk cartons (wax coated) = Paper - 7 2 to 4 Weeks 5 Years Leather Boot a Years Glass Bottles and Styrofoam - i» |\\, FOREVER aT 4 a. -_ Plastics - aie 450 Years a
Slide 26: More Than Just A Service Provider
Slide 27: Value Added Benefits
Value Added Benefits Bulky Item Pickup Kitchen Food Waste Pail & Home Compost Bin Residents can request two free pickups per year, with a maximum of six Request a free countertop food waste pail or home compost bin for items or 10 32-gallon bags per pickup. Additional pickups are available organic c
Slide 28: Thank You!
Thank You! Brian Neiens Stephanie Jamison Public Sector Manager Recycling Education Rep bneiens@wm.com sjamisol@wm.com WM Customer Service (805) 522-9400 | home.wm.com/westlake-village