Articles from Recycling Today (October 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A faster baler means more profit.			481
A new kind of software company.			421
At the crossroads.	Sandoval, Dan		449
Beat the clock: the onus is on exporters as an important inspection deadline in China looms.	Sandoval, Dan		1784
Best practices make perfect.		Brief Article	297
Bond issues: the Internal Revenue Service is mulling the possibility of providing recyclers with better access to tax exempt financing. However, the current wording is fairly murky.	Sandoval, Dan	Editorial	1098
Bottled up.		Brief Article	134
By the numbers: An AF&PA report shows the growth of paper recycling since 1991.	Taylor, Brian		1775
Calendar.		Calendar	259
Cargill Dow presents PLA research data.		Brief Article	291
CAT 950G Series II wheel loader.		Brief Article	73
Colmar: manufactured in Italy, trusted worldwide.		Company Profile	1527
Consuming passion: SP Newsprint Co. is a devoted, but critical, consumer of scrap paper.	Taylor, Brian		2309
Dell names grant winners.		Brief Article	215
Elephant ears and ecology.		Brief Article	180
Genesis establishes demolition division.		Brief Article	245
Going global: both the demand for and the supply of recovered paper will push a trend toward more cross-border trading.	Moore, Bill		1483
Green with envy: Germany's Green Dot program continues generating good collection numbers.	Toto, Deanne	Company Profile	1265
High capacity baling of recyclables.			362
Higher voltage: wire recyclers in the U.S. are ramping up their systems to welcome the return of abundant material streams.	Taylor, Brian		1627
Holy grail: the quest to establish high-value end markets remains a top goal for tire recyclers.	Harler, Curt		1869
HP sets goal for 2007.		Brief Article	265
In for the long haul.	Taylor, Brian	Editorial	483
Independent Recycling Services.		Brief Article	83
It keeps making money!			438
Itec receives low-interest loan.		Brief Article	181
Kansas City agency to issue grants.			314
Keeping an eye on safety.			419
Linde H-series IC lift trucks.			72
London calling.		Brief Article	290
Looking for diversion: the National Recycling Coalitions Annual Congress served up a vast menu of topics in the city known both for its scenic views and its recycling program.	Sandoval, Dan	Editorial	1421
Making the transition: Toshiba outlines its transition to lead-free manufacturing for its line of semiconductor products.			1286
Mixed opportunities: Athens-Clarke County's pay-as-you-throw program provides an incentive to recycle mixed paper.	Dickerson, Sharyn		1207
New York State seeks to eliminate tire piles.		Brief Article	179
North star dimming.			327
Primed for growth.		Brief Article	232
Providing a demolition-to-scrap link.		Brief Article	305
Retrenched and ready? The painful retrenchment in the paper industry could turn into the long-awaited turnaround.	Sandoval, Dan		1427
Rigby linear scrap shears.			71
Running like clockwork: routing software can help recyclers choose the best path for pickups.	Coia, Anthony		1789
Schnitzer Steel Industries.		Brief Article	79
Schupan & Sons Inc.		Brief Article	75
Sennebogens serve Richman yard.		Brief Article	195
Sierra International Machinery LLC.	Sacco, John B.	Advertisement	334
Spin cycle.		Brief Article	248
SSI Pri-Max PR-590SD.			92
Steady stainless.		Brief Article	239
The art of recycling.		Brief Article	257
The distant future: an electronics recycler ponders which factors will shape the future of this emerging recycling segment.	Hogye, Thomas V.		2029
The right combination: several factors led Gold Metal Recyclers in Dallas to choose Fuchs.			480
The right impression.		Brief Article	164
Weapons of scrapped destruction?		Brief Article	191
Wild setting: Texas Disposal Services ventures into the wild to ensure neighborly cooperation.	Trojak, Larry	Company Profile	1077
Working overtime: America's auto shredder capacity grows to feed a hungry global market.	Toto, Deanne	Cover Story	1598