The Company was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in McLean, Virginia, outside Washington, D.C. This location provides access to governmental officials and agencies, foreign embassies, Library of Congress and other research sources. Over the years these assets have assisted the Company in developing a wealth of experience and background knowledge associated with environmental risk management and recycling. The company is a leading global recycler of metal bearing wastewater treatment sludges and associated recyclable materials, currently serving over 1,500 companies in more than 40 countries, including 41 states in continental U.S.A.

World Resources Company (WRC) is an environmental risk management company serving the technology sector by providing 
environmental compliance and innovative and cost effective recycling of non-renewable metal and mineral resources. 

Environmental services are available to support clients’ environmental performance, sustainability goals and energy security. This 
includes material analyses, engineering technology, logistical support, regulatory compliance assistance and sharing knowledge 
that assists in creating efficiency and long-term competitiveness. 

For more than 30 years, WRC has been engineering management recycling technology solutions, conserving energy, and supporting  sustainability by reducing the energy consumption required to produce metals and minerals that are returned to the mainstream of commerce.

Services

WRC integrates environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and energy security to provide cost effective environmental risk management and recycling support. Integrated permitting, transportation, material analyses and processing capabilities provide seamless support through all phases of activity and comply with all applicable national and international laws and regulations.

Global focus

WRC provides all of its services on a worldwide basis and has an established presence in North and South America, Pacific Rim and Asia, and throughout Europe. The Company specializes in handling unique metal-bearing recyclable materials and provides superior, seamless environmental risk management and administrative support, regardless of geographic location.

WRC’s worldwide support is provided by Support Offices in the U.S., Europe, the Pacific Rim, South America and India, and is enhanced by professional sales and engineering technicians on staff who are available to travel to any additional area in support of your requirements.

United States Offices

WRC’s Arizona and Pennsylvania Support and Sales Offices are co-located with recycling facilities and operate to serve the needs of clients and potential clients in the western and eastern portions of the United States, respectively, and they provide environmental management and recycling services to the entire region, including Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean, including Puerto Rico. 

Pacific Rim and Asian Offices

Pacific Rim Support and Sales Offices in Philippines, Singapore, Japan, Vietnam, and the Taiwan office, co-located with WRC Pacific Ltd., operate to serve the needs of clients and potential clients in Asia as well as providing environmental management and recycling services to the entire region. WRC has been providing environmental and recycling services to the Pacific Rim countries for more than a decade.

South American Office

The WRC do Brazil office in Sao Paulo supports the recycling and environmental management needs of companies in Mercosur countries and throughout South America. The WRC also has an office in San Luis Potosi, Mexico.

India Office

The WRC India Office located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, supports the recycling and environmental management needs of companies throughout India.

European Offices

The WRC GmbH Support and Sales Offices in France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Turkey and United Kingdom operate to serve the needs of clients and potential clients in Europe, as well as provide environmental management and recycling services to the entire region. WRC and WRC GmbH have been recycling material from European countries for more than a quarter century.