Articles from Recycling Today (July 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A national solution? The Electronic Industries Alliance has proposed a framework for federal electronics recycling legislation that it hopes will lead to Congressional action.	Toto, Deanne		1276
A nimble giant: ArcelorMittal's moves help to heat up the global steel industry.	Sandoval, Dan	Industry overview	1843
Al-jon cuts ribbon on larger factory.			467
Ann Arbor reports high participation in curbside recycling program.			469
Around the world: the recycling industry hit the road this spring, attending a number of conventions.			1622
BIR expresses concern over shipment regulations.			200
BIR speakers say stainless oversupply will continue.			280
Blue giant mantis series dock levelers.			115
Calendar.		Calendar	167
Colorado governor signs metal theft legislation.			200
Connections to make.	Taylor, Brian	Conference notes	263
Correction.		Correction notice	38
Cost comparison: the New York City Independent Budget Office says more recycling could help to lower the city's trash costs.	Niblack, Preston		1950
Curbside value partnership expands to two Pennsylvania counties.			316
Dubai gets C&D recycling plant.			166
EIA offers framework for federal electronics recycling legislation.			236
Embracing change: Kaiser Permanente has instituted IT asset management programs that exceed its environmental standards while extending equipment life cycles and optimizing leased equipment value.	Houghton, Robert		995
Emerald honors.			324
EPA study looks for better asbestos removal technology.			253
Even-keeled.			481
Harris high performance HP series horizontal balers.			94
Harris introduces HP Series High Performance horizontal balers.			164
Heading back up?			628
Lehigh plans to triple production.			320
Making history.			203
MBA Polymers receives funding.			253
Metal Management acquires Mars Industries.			67
Metalico acquires specialty scrap recycler.			167
Minnesota adds aseptic containers.			162
Mountain Dew does aluminum.			148
New Hampshire burn ban moves forward.			232
On the waterfront: China continues to grow as a destination for scrap plastics.	Farling, Scott; Arola, Darren		1569
Opportunity knocks: for companies willing to provide environmentally sound recycling of electronics, the coming years hold significant opportunities.	Lindsay, Clare		1305
Problems for shippers of plastics?			563
PSC announces appointments.			135
Reuse, recycle, rethink: a Texas-based computer monitor recycling company challenges established thinking on CRT reuse and recycling in the United States.	Segovia, Ferris		1474
Rhode Island begins certification program for auto salvage yards.			250
Schnitzer changes officer ranks.			150
Sierra International Machinery establishes equity partnership in IPS Balers.			265
SP newsprint mulls its future.			112
Stellar Industries slider65 hooklift.			100
Terex Finlay I-1312 impact crusher.			84
Texas, Oregon pass e-scrap legislation.			428
The lazy days of summer.			456
United they stand: scrap industry consolidation meets the "friends and family" plan at United Milwaukee Scrap LLC.	Taylor, Brian	Cover story	1475
Verichek mini-sort II.			74
Wearing of the green.	Taylor, Brian		422
Wendt, Bowe form partnership.			188