Articles from Recycling Today (October 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
6 good reasons: brokers or materials marketers with overseas experience can help paper recyclers navigate the export markets. (2002 Paper Recycling Supplement).	Derrico, Jimmy		1678
9/11 clean-up memories linger. (C&DNews).			372
A-Ward Attachments. (People).		Brief Article	146
A-Ward Attachmets re-bar/multi shear processor. (Products).			74
Calendar.		Calendar	296
California urges reuse of campaign. (Municipal Recycling).		Brief Article	124
Canada approves RPET. (Plastics).		Brief Article	108
Canadian province adds container recycling fee. (Municipal Recycling).		Brief Article	159
Clean & healthy: keeping a paper recycling plant clean goes hand-in-hand with keeping it safe. (2002 Paper Recycling Supplement).	Taylor, Brian		1141
Fund invests in pet consumer. (Nonmetallics).		Brief Article	165
Gateway Safety Inc. web site. (Products).			535
Genesis Equipment & Manufacturing. (People).		Brief Article	102
Genesis sells 380TH shear. (Equipment Report).		Brief Article	148
Grocery chain wins recycling award. (Municipal Recycling).		Brief Article	154
Hot topics in Texas: attendees of the National Recycling Coalition Annual Congress in Austin had plenty to talk about. (Municipal Recycling Update).	Toto, DeAnne		844
In search of missing UBCs. (Nonferrous).		Brief Article	257
ISRI member calls for immigration reform. (Scrap Industry News).		Brief Article	268
Keeping fit: the Sutta Co. of Oakland, Calif., keeps its expenses lean with the bottom line in mind. (2002 Paper Recycling Supplement).	Taylor, Brian		2045
Keeping the pace: software companies have upgraded and fine-tuned products to meet recycling industry needs. (Recyling Software).	Taylor, Brian		2100
Keith honored as business of the year. (Equipment Report).		Brief Article	205
Making the grade: the development of single-stream collection programs has polarized some consumers and processors. (2002 Paper Recycling Supplement).	Sandoval, Dan		2023
Many states charge user fees at the time of a tire's sale to help foster market development for recycled rubber. (Commodity Focus).	Toto, Deanne		1882
Metso Lindemann "ec" scrap shears. (Products).			71
Metso opens metals recycling office. (Equipment Report).		Brief Article	203
Modifications result in lower costs. (Municipal Recycling).			252
NRC hits crab town. (Municipal Recycling Update).		Brief Article	127
On the spot: National Recycling Services delivers added processing power to high-volume scrap jobs. (Cover Story).	Taylor, Brian	Cover Story	1347
On the waterfront. (2002 Paper Recycling Supplement).	Taylor, Brian		361
Prices hit the brakes. (Paper).		Brief Article	275
Side orders: some paper recyclers are choosing to cushion against down cycles with additional business ventures. (2002 Paper Recycling Supplement).	Taylor, Brian		873
Steel consolidation predicted. (Scrap Industry News).		Brief Article	227
Steel rising. (Ferrous).		Brief Article	279
Tearing it up: the nation's shredders have revved their motors back up with the return of higher ferrous scrap prices this year. (Auto Shredder List).		Directory	1236
The papers chase: aggressive recyclers are finding new ways to fill the demand for secondary fiber. (2002 Paper Recycling Supplement).	Taylor, Brian		2058
Van Dyk Baler opens Texas office. (Equipment Report).		Brief Article	74
With friends like these ... (Editor's Focus).	Taylor, Brian		521