Articles from Recycling Today (August 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Bettr" living through technology.		Brief Article	194
A river runs near it.		Brief Article	103
All-American recycling.		Brief Article	137
Bright future: the 20 largest MRFs in the U.S. set a recycling industry standard.	Taylor, Brian	Cover Story	2391
Built to last.		Brief Article	181
Buried treasure: while aluminum cans enjoy a high recycling rate relative to plastic bottles, the rate has been declining because of a number of factors.	Toto, Deanne		1685
Calendar.		Calendar	183
California announces delay.		Brief Article	150
City Carton Recycling.		Brief Article	110
Considering alternatives.			270
Delaware to call for mandatory recycling.		Brief Article	221
Dell expands grant program.		Brief Article	256
Electronics firms launch initiative.		Brief Article	222
ERAtech begins cleanup.		Brief Article	187
Exploranium acquired by SAIC.		Brief Article	75
Franchising at issue.		Brief Article	99
Georgia City cuts recycling program.		Brief Article	180
Going high-tech: if you aren't already destroying electronic media, should you be?	Rohan, Rebecca		1225
Greenman completes financing.		Brief Article	179
Hammer time: several factors can influence the life expectancy of cast auto shredder parts.	Newell, Alton Scott, III		2221
Harris shear on the job in France.		Brief Article	237
In memoriam.		Brief Article	84
Inventory clearance.		Brief Article	294
Komatsu waste handlers.		Brief Article	102
Making demands: the need for more fiber was a unifying message at the 2004 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show.	Toto, Deanne		1890
MOD 50P-16 recycling cart.			102
New York commences enforcement.		Brief Article	177
Ohio cleans up.		Brief Article	274
Omnisource adds Admetco to fold.		Brief Article	215
Plastics recycler receives loan.		Brief Article	160
Recycling Today garners national award.		Brief Article	146
Riding the wave: China's growing economy is challenging the way we look at the trading loop.	Schuetzeberg, Wade		2341
Roanoke halts colored glass collection.		Brief Article	64
Safe cover.		Brief Article	145
Separators heading to CMC facility.		Brief Article	157
Sierra to distribute IPS Balers.		Brief Article	170
Slow and steady: the slow-speed, high-torque design of primary-reduction equipment can help some C&D recyclers process diverse material streams.	Toto, Deanne		1951
Smaller world.		Brief Article	261
The kindest cut.		Brief Article	227
The price is right.		Brief Article	164
Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster 51.			105
Thomas 137 skid steer loader.			66
Tietek opens new facility.		Brief Article	144
Titan trailer for extreme-duty hauling.			58
Too much information.	Taylor, Brian		459
Trashy Exploits.		Brief Article	97
Two paths: document destruction companies can find success using either mobile shredding or plant-based destruction methods.	Sandoval, Dan		1848