Waste Recovery Report is published monthly by
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Waste Recovery Report is a fact-filled 6-page monthly print-only newsletter highlighting developments in environmentally sound waste management. Focus is on recovering resources from all forms of waste and scrap by such means as recycling, composting, and waste-to-energy. Annual subscriptions are $60 (USF) US & Canada; $75 elsewhere.
Our concise format lets readers quickly review news, developments, statistical data, opinions, new products and technologies, literature and reports available from diverse sources — all finely-tuned to them keep up to date. And all items include names, addresses, phone & fax numbers, and e-mail & web addresses to facilitate contacting responsible parties for more details about points of particular concern.
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The contents of a typical issue will show the type of information you'll get from a subscription to Waste Recovery Report every month.
A topic list is given below. Or, you may click here to view a complete previous issue: http://www.wrr.icodat.com/wrr2012-01.pdf.
- Gypsum will be recovered from power plant in India
Over 96% of the SO2 in the exhaust of a 135-MW power plant in Gujarat India will be removed by a calcium-based system being implemented by Marsulex Inc...
- Computer recycler receives funding for expansion
Newmarket IT has completed its first round of an anticipated $50 MM in growth capital funding...
- Goodwill Industries teams with Dell to recycle computers
Goodwill Industries will team with Dell Computer Co to recycle computers in the San Antonio TX area...
- Dow Jones launches OCC index
Dow Jones, publisher of the Wall Street Journal, has introduced a monthly transaction-based volume-weighted index of #11 – old corrugated container (OCC) prices...
- Arsenic leaching may be a problem in mulch from recycled wood
Mulch made from recycled construction and demolition (C&D) wood may contain high levels of arsenic because of the inclusion of "pressure-treated" lumber...
- Latin American countries are starting to mandate recycling
Recovery and recycling mandates now common in North America and Europe have begun to appear in a significant way in Latin America...
- Internet resource facilitates computer upgrading
Upgrading an existing computer to enhance capabilities may be a less expensive and more environmentally friendly way to improve performance than disposing of it in favor of a new machine...
- 2007 Plastics Recycling Conference to be held Feb 13 & 14
The Second Annual North American Plastics Recycling Conference and Trade Show will be held in Dallas TX on February 13 & 14...
- Lumber company to generate electricity & steam from biomass
Rough & Ready Lumber Co will start-up a 1.2-MW boiler to generate steam and electricity at its site in Cave Junction OR...
- County tries to balance scrap theft prevention with burden on dealers
The Pima County AZ Sheriff's Office is developing regulations balancing means to stem scrap theft with the burden placed on dealers to verify their purchases...
- Automotive plastics introduced with 85% post-consumer content
GE Plastics has added two resins to its automotive portfolio – Valox IQ and Xenoy IQ – based on polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) polymers made with 85% post-consumer waste...
- Feasibility studied of recycling rubberized roofing
Single-ply rubber membranes have been gaining in popularity for flat and low-slope roofing...
- Precious metals to be recovered from e-scrap in new pilot plant
A pilot plant will be built in a newly leased 3,000-ft2 facility near Boston MA, at which precious metals will be recovered from electronics scrap and gold ore...
- Modular organic waste disposal systems offered in Puerto Rico
Gomixer modular organic waste disposal systems are being marketed to food service establishments in Puerto Rico by Advanced Biotechnology Inc...
- Toronto will compost 20,000 metric tons of organic wastes
The City of Toronto has awarded a three-year contract to Environmental Management Solutions Inc (EMS) to compost 20,000 metric tons of source-separated organic waste...
- Syngas production promises to increase corn-to-fuel efficiency
GS CleanTech Corp hopes to utilize a new gasification technology to increase the efficiency of corn-based ethanol production...
- RI landfill in quandary over imported ash
The Rhode Island Central Landfill has been importing fly ash from out-of-state as a means of complying with a 1994 cap-and-seal order by the US Environmental Protection Agency...
- Preliminary comments issued on UK ship recycling strategy
The British Dept of Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has collected public response to a draft national strategy for ship recycling...
- Newfoundland & Labrador will try again to recycle tires
Undeterred by two previous unsuccessful attempts to recycle stockpiled tires in the province, The Newfoundland and Labrador Dept of the Environment has signed an agreement-in-principle with the FGA Group to convert the waste to useful products...
- Tire recycler ordered to clear shreds
The Recycling Environmental Group (REG) was awarded a grant of nearly $1 MM from the PA Dept of Environmental Protection (DEP) in 2005, to shred and recycle abouta million stockpiled tires...
- Public input sought on European electronics take-back directive
The British Dept of Trade and Industry (DTI) is seeking public input on draft legislation and non-statutory guidance related to the European Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)...
- The waste CRT problem should fade, but at a slow rate
Cathode ray tube (CRT) displays in television sets, computers, and other devices are problem wastes because the glass has high lead content...
- Market mechanisms can work to protect the environment
The natural environment encompasses diverse means of supporting life – ranging from air and water purification to climate regulation and flood control...
- Biobased compostable coating developed for paper food service use
Solo Cup Co, with MeadWestvaco Corp and Cereplast Inc, have developed a plastic coating for paper-based food service products...
- Hot beverage cups made using biodegradable plastic
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters and International Paper (IP) have introduced hot beverage cups lined with corn-based plastic...
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Last updated 1/27/2012 3:48:34 PM
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