WM – Brooklyn CORe Facility is a division of Waste Management dedicated to advancing sustainable waste solutions in the heart of New York City. Focused on environmental innovation, this facility specializes in turning organic food waste into clean, renewable energy through their patented CORe® (Centralized Organic Recycling) process. By transforming organic materials into engineered bioslurry for anaerobic digestion, the facility significantly reduces landfill use and greenhouse gas emissions. WM partners with local food businesses, municipalities, and institutions to collect and process pre-consumer food waste, promoting a circular waste economy.

As part of Waste Management’s broader sustainability goals, the Brooklyn CORe Facility plays a critical role in helping cities meet zero-waste targets and comply with organic waste diversion mandates. This operation reflects a deep commitment to reducing the environmental impact of organic waste while producing sustainable energy for local communities. The CORe program also supports climate action initiatives, making it a leading solution in organics recycling and renewable resource generation.

Key Services:

– Organic food waste collection and recycling
– Engineered bioslurry production for renewable energy facilities
– Partnership programs with municipalities, schools, and food businesses
– Support for zero-waste and sustainability objectives
– Compliance assistance with local organic waste regulations
– Educational outreach on sustainable waste management practices
– Greenhouse gas emissions reduction through anaerobic digestion
– Circular economy solutions for organic waste streams