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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Waste News

• Capital changes boss, moniker.(News)(Capital Environmental Resource Inc. appoints Charles A. Wilcox)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Paper recovery passes 50%.
  by Johnson, Jim
• A Look Back.(News)(Citigroup plans for waste disposal )(Brief Article)
• Report: Warming inevitable but reducible.(News)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Supplier News.(Briefs)
• Waste News Poll.(Opinion)(public opinion on unted states trucks to travel on highways)(Brief Article)
• A Look Back.(News)(Brief Article)(Industry Overview)
• Not stuck in idle; Technology aims to assist railroads.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• U.S. helps Mexico with bus emissions.(News)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Population boom means more pollution in cities.(News)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• At Deadline.(Late News)
• Rock-Tenn shuts down Mich. mill.(News)(Facility Closures)(Brief Article)
  by Jim Johnson
• Recicle telefonos; ReCellular to provide cell phone recycling services in Latin America.(News)
• Tight trucking market; Paper companies shipping recycled material compete with other sectors for transportation.(News)(William Edwards Inc creates a transportation market for recycyled paper)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Industry needs assist with sustainability.(News)(Cinergy Corp plans solve the enviromental problems)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Rubber removal; Ohio makes progress on scrap tire cleanup.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Moore, Miles
• Coming Events.(Calendar)(Calendar)
• EU mulls Sonoco venture; S.C. recycled products maker seeks merger of European operation.(News)
• At Deadline.(Late News)
• Waste Industry Briefs.(Briefs)
• Imports up in Virginia.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• China's appetite for paper overwhelming.(News)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Toxic release report paints murky picture.(U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issues the toxic inventory in june 23)
• Baltimore saves recycling, trash services.(News)
  by Truini, Joe
• EPA to reassess New Source rules.(U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)
• Waste News Pricing Report.(Brief Article)
• Utility feels Texas heat; Whistleblower alleges AEP burned hazardous waste.(American Electric Power Company Inc.)
  by Truini, Joe
• EPA takes action vs. DuPont.(The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Green groups prevail in mine case.
  by Truini, Joe
• HP, Office Depot offering limited, but free, e-cycling.(Hewlett-Packard Co.)(Office Depot Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• Recyclers lose ground to shredders.(Paper recyclers)
  by Johnson, Jim
• New Maine owner; Contaminated mill sold to city.(News)(First Paper Holding Corp)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• GAO questions military cleanup estimates.(General Accounting Office, United States, Department of Defense)
• EPA takes heat over mercury reduction plan.(News)(Enviroment Protection Act)
• Last call for haulers; Waste News seeks firms' data for annual ranking.(News)(waste management industry surveys)(Brief Article)
• Time's e-wasting.(Opinion)(Electronic industry planning for devlopment)(Brief Article)
• HP shoots for 1 billion pounds recycled.(Hewlett-Packard Co.)
• A plastic bottleneck; Bottle bills discussed, but association mum.(Brief Article)
  by Toloken, Steve
• Waste Generator Briefs.(Briefs)
• Guidelines may assist paper industry rookies.(News)(specifiations of recycling of paper )
  by Johnson, Jim
• Up in the radioactive air; Uranium waste may spark lawsuits from Ohio, Nevada.(News)
  by Truini, Joe
• Mo. papers give mixed recycling report.(News)(Missouri publications )
• Super-sized psyche.(Opinion)(Environmentally Friendly Cars)
• WTE industry showing signs of a rebound; Factors that spawned growth in 1970s and 1980s are recurring, consultant says.(News)(waste-to-energy)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Making heroes & villains.(ban on Kellogg Co.'s giving away of f mercury toys along with cereals)
  by Gerlat, Allan
• Coming Events.(Calendar)(Calendar)
• Corporate giants share EHS perspectives.(Environmental, health and safety)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Haulers promote safety for dual benefits.(Special Report)(trash haulers )
  by Johnson, Jim
• New Products & Technology.(Products)
• Soil tainted by paper firms headed to Wisconsin site.(News)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Waste News Pricing Report.(News)(Brief Article)
• Malleable benchmarks.(Opinion)(U.S. Environmental Protection Agency checks om Txis inventory waste)(Brief Article)
• Out of bankruptcy, Safety-Kleen replaces Rittenmeyer with new CEO.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• Waste Generator Briefs.(Briefs)
• Snail's pace for e-waste; Group reports progress, but finance plan not set.
  by Truini, Joe
• Oil industry sues Calif. in water dispute.(News)
  by Truini, Joe
• Both sides claim win in Yucca Mt. decision.
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Bush's mercury plan too lax, Dems assert.(News)(George W. Bush)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Strong belief in wet trash; Onyx makes huge strides toward bioreactor landfills.(News)(Onyx Waste Services Inc)
  by Johnson, Jim
• States receive soot notification.(News)(United States Enviromental Protection Agency ntifies standards of pollution control)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Container recycling has lost its fizz.(Opinion)(National Association of PET Container Resources)(Beverage Producers Environmental Council)(Association of Postconsumer Plastic Recyclers)(Minnesota)
  by Wood, David
• Council warns of additional NSR lawsuit; Indiana, Ohio or Louisiana may face court date with groups over air regulation reform.(News)(New Source Reform)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Personnel.(People)(appointment of the officials in various companies)
• Quote of the Week.(News)(Brief Article)
• Contract buoys hopes; Pact should reduce number of ships in James River.(News)(Marine Metals)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Q&A with Michael Cordesman.(Special Report)(Interview)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Waste Industry Briefs.(Briefs)
• A large mine fine; Ariz. site bypassed controls, gov't says.(News)(Phelps Dodge Sierrita Inc pays for the illegal discharge of sulfur dioxide)(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• Follow these two leaders.(Opinion)(Brief Article)
• Cereal toy with mercury battery creates debate, disposal issue.
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Tenn. grapples with waste diversion issues.(News)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Blocking maneuver; Ohio fights U.S. EPA's new ozone rule in court.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• New Products & Technology.(Products)
• Onyx makes Mich. inroads.(News)(Onyx Waste Services Inc plans for road construction)
  by Johnson, Jim
• EPA gets low marks for petroleum supervision; Inspector general says agency must improve monitoring of industry's emissions.(News)(Environmental Protection Agency)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Picking season.(paper recycling)(Brief Article)
• Waste News Poll.(Opinion)