Articles from Recycling Today (May 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Acting globally.	Sandoval, Dan	Editorial	445
AEC G series tangential granulators.			81
Al-Jon impact V car crusher.			79
American Electronics Recycling to add new plant.			131
Basic needs: the demand for basic materials in fast-growing economies is keeping scrap prices buoyant.	Taylor, Brian		2036
Bayne diverter valve.			90
Beyond the art gallery.		Brief article	200
Bio Energy must reapply for permit.		Brief article	154
Buying power: for high-volume scrap buyers and sellers, the inland waterways can offer distinct advantages.	Nagler, Ben		1969
Calendar.			248
Canadian community adds integrated waste management facility.		Brief article	151
Columbus McKinnon liberator.			82
Copper continues its run.			573
Delaware community launches curbside recycling.		Brief article	169
DJJ makes auto salvage deals.		Brief article	270
Easing downward.		Brief article	210
Gerdau Ameristeel purchases Fargo Iron and Metal Co.		Brief article	134
Global view: John Neu and Jeremy Sutcliffe guide the Sims Group's worldwide scrap recycling operations.	Sandoval, Dan	Cover story	1403
GreenMan completes sale of Georgia operating assets.		Brief article	217
Harris opens San Antonio office.			74
In memoriam: Stephen Wulff.		Obituary	83
In the brownfields.			364
Intercon Solutions to update facility.		Brief article	252
Kentucky recycling bill becomes law.			236
Lakeside metals wins hoops crown.		Brief article	170
Large scale: large shredding plants and intense sorting systems are becoming the norm at auto shredding sites.	Taylor, Brian		2134
LBX 330 LX.		Brief article	79
Metalico makes acquisitions.			248
MSA/RMDAS[TM] monthly ferrous scrap price index.		Brief article	249
Nexgen appoints Southwestern sales manager.		Brief article	188
Nucor reports record numbers for year.			252
Paper or plastic? Recycling Today prepares for its annual Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show and inaugural plastics recycling conference.	Toto, Deanne		1449
Power play.			536
Privatizing recycling: Canadian governments look to the private sector to operate their provincial recycling programs.	Love, Myron		1770
Sennebogen 821 series.			77
She blinded me with science.		Brief article	120
Signs of strength.		Brief article	204
Study assesses the UK nonmetallics recycling market.		Brief article	218
Vecoplan introduces SpeedMaster.		Brief article	158