Articles from Recycling Today (May 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A better balance.			606
A copper conundrum.			444
All in the timing.	Sandoval, Dan		465
All signs point upward.			203
Bulk Handling Systems and NRT development sign agreement.			127
Bylone to lead Board of Directors.			168
Calendar.		Calendar	180
Change of pace: bond issues can be structured to improve the commercial freight infrastructure, as they were in New York State.	Madison, Thomas J., Jr.		1124
Circular logic: Germany's Interseroh has grown by offering a full menu of recycling services.	Sandoval, Dan	Cover story	1988
CMRA responds to proposed C&D burning ban.			481
Electronics Recyclers acquires Massachussetts recycler.			130
End of the line: end products determine the optimum sorting system for tire recyclers.	Gubeno, Jackie		1212
ERI CEO addresses investors.			182
Eriez introduces Airless optical sorter.			115
Eye for quality: the Hanaar System uses optical sorting to sort shredded paper by grade and color.	Toto, Deanne		1204
Getting crowded: more shredders are sprouting up in North America, but improved sorting may allow them to be profitable even when running limited hours.	Taylor, Brian		1902
Global Investment Recovery adds Arizona facility.			151
Greener Highways: public-private parternships are promoting environmental stewardships, including recycling and recycled materials.	Osterhues, Marlys		1027
Greenlighting Green Loan Discounts.			91
Hoffman Dons green glove.			208
Hunters Alloys LLC launched.			227
Indiana County gets grant for rubberized roads.			144
Iowa City approves tax credit for Alter.			140
Kaesar compressors precision quality cylinders.			137
Komei selects ecosystem as U.K. sales agent.			126
Magnetic attraction: selecting the right magnets for your application starts with understanding the various options available.	Morgan, Don		1654
McCloskey international 512 trommel.			93
Metso makes acquisition.			105
Michigan DEQ implements changes to tire program.			201
Mitsui to acquire Hugo Neu portion of Sims Group.			176
NAPW lunches in New York city.			263
Newell of Atlanta to add Savannah shredder.			225
Newmarket IT changes name, announces recycling servicing program.			291
Omaha recycling campaign gets results.			154
Pennsylvania awards $2.2 million in recycling performance grants.			124
Plastic recycler adds hangers to mix.			133
Playing politics: provinces continue to debate levels of government involvement in recycling collection and processing.	Love, Myron		1648
Redemtech adds advisory practice.			263
SDI purchases scrap facilities.			146
Sims Hugo Neu drops bid for facility.			209
Sorting IT out: creating saleable commodities from diverse streams of electronics requires an emphasis on sorting and separation technology.	Toto, Deanne		1559
Sunny outlook: Recycling Today's Plastics Recycling Conference & Trade Show, set for June 10-12 in Orlando, addresses the growing global demand for plastic scrap.	Taylor, Brian		957
Top of the world: ferrous markets have sustained their strength for three years, but anticipation of a sudden drop lingers.	Taylor, Brian		1751
U.K. looks to improve ship recycling program.			263
U.K. plant to make recycled food-grade packaging.			144
Uncertain times.			463
Van Dyk announces installations.			300
Visy to go forward with expansion.			123
Waste Management opens new single-stream MRF in Oakland.			105
West Virginia unveils tire collection program.			192
Wisconsin Task Force reports findings.			190
Wrap launches online Recycled Product Guide for construction industry.		Buyers guide	108