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Articles in September, 2005 issue of Waste News

• Frozen tundra; Wis. plans changes for applying manure.(Wisconsin)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Bear essentials; A growing number of towns require bear-proof trash containers.(habitat protection)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Waste Generator Briefs.(Briefs)
• Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
• The sustainability biz; Roundtable launches stewardship initiative.(Panel Discussion)
  by Truini, Joe
• Judge nixes CO2 lawsuit.(News)
• Capital Briefs.(legislative bills in different states)
• H20 limits; Report: Lakes initiative ignores some pollution.(water pollution control programs)(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• A couple rays of light.(beverage recycling education campaign)(Brief Article)
• Big cow-gas project in the works in Texas.(Environment Power Corp)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Small businesses feel acute pain; Boat builder, shrimper vow to rebuild.
  by Johnson, Jim
• Personnel.(Allied Waste Industries Inc. appoints Edward Evans)(Earth Tech Inc. appoints Michael Romano)(Flowserve Corp. appoints Lewis King )(Brief Article)
• N.C. county receives award for landfill system.(News)(Brief Article)
• It's not just a job; it's an adventure.
  by Gerlat, Allan
• Automakers join to develop hydrids.(partnership)(product development)(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• Readers reach out to hurricane victims.(Special Report)(Brief Article)
• Coming Events.(Calendar)(Calendar)
• Whither Wastecon & Expo? Storm's aftereffects may force waste shows to change sites, cities.(waste management conferences)
• Pa. firm provides large bags to plug levees.(Pennsylvania)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Haulers battered, but ready to handle debris.
  by Johnson, Jim
• Still a perilous job; Hauling ranks high for worker fatalities among U.S. industries.(Occupational safety and health)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• La. dry cleaners a mess.(hurricane damages Roberta Dry Cleaners )(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Gas price rise hits alternative fuels, too.(tax incentives influences alternative fuel usage)
  by Truini, Joe
• N.J. unveils auto emission rule.(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• A Look Back.(At Your Disposal)
• Recycledome; Minneapolis' stadium making a bigger effort at reusing waste.(beverage containers cleanup works)
  by Truini, Joe
• Flowers in the muck.(Hurricane Katrina damage )
  by Gerlat, Allan
• Gamecocks go silver, green with new dorm.(West Quad)
  by Johnson, Jim
• A possibility: Opening closed landfills.(storm debris cleanup)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Paul Simon pitches in with mobile med clinic.(storm surge and associated environmental damage of hurricane)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Waste Industry Briefs.(Briefs)
• Guess who's coming to dinner? Plastics society invites advocacy leader to D.C. forum.(Steve Toloken)
• A glimpse of what Katrina left behind.(Special Report)
• Oil spills impede floodwater cleanup in La.
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Duke Energy, Duke U. join for climate study.(News)
• NRC opens its tent to industrial byproducts.(National Recycling Coalition)
  by Truini, Joe
• Air Force rebounds after storm; Miss. base suffers up to $400 million damage.
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• No idling zone: Ariz. expands bus program.
  by Johnson, Jim
• Story of Willie Hill.(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Mountains to be moved.(Opinion)(Brief Article)
• Manufacturers to test nonradioactive devices.(government grant for reducing radioactive materials in production)
  by Truini, Joe
• Supplier News.(Dana Corp supply agreement with Permo-Drive Technologies )(SCS Engineers distribution agreements with Capstone Turbine)(Brief Article)
• In Brief.(Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corp)(Consumer Electronics Association)(greenhouse gas emissions)
• Supplier News: Entact's doors open in Pittsburgh.(Suppliers)(Brief Article)
• Personnel.(ENSR International appoints Bill McElroy as manager)(Environmental Protection Agency appoints Lawrence Reiter as director)(Insituform Technologies Inc appoints Alex Buehler as vice president)(Brief Article)
• Mich. city sues over dioxane water pollution.(Pall Life Sciences cleans the polluted water )
  by Harrison, Sheena
• Expo '06 moves to Vegas.(recycling industry trade shows)
  by Johnson, Jim
• One firm's green push; Cascade Engineering makes enviro strides.(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• EPA urges caution for business, residents.(Environmental Protection Agency)(flood water contamination and associated public health risks)
• N.J. foundry to meet mercury rule.(Atlantic States Cast Iron Pipe Co uses mercury control systems)
  by Truini, Joe
• SWANA provides waste aid.(Solid Waste Association of North America )(Brief Article)
• Bills would relax restrictions, liability.(Special Report)
• Katrina beseiges Biloxi.(Hurricane Katrina, 2005 damages several business)
• EPA ponders rule aiding coal-based power.(Environmental Protection Agency air pollution control rules)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Storm destroys Goodwill; Mississippi town's charity had just renovated.
  by Johnson, Jim
• Officials foresee long, complicated cleanup; Environmental Nightmare Katrina.
  by Johnson, Jim
• Va. waste authority defends self.(debris disposal contract price litigation)(Southeastern Public Service Authority )
  by Renstrom, Roger
• New Products & Technology.(Products)
• Bug bombs away; Air Force sprays Gulf flood zone for mosquitoes.(Brief Article)
• Beverage study negates single-serve theory.(beverage container recycling declines by consumer drinking behaviour)
  by Truini, Joe
• Gas price hikes hit waste industry hard.
  by Renstrom, Roger
• Aluminum sector to aid cities on recycling; 2 associations plan educational campaign to boost curbside pickup programs.(News)
  by Truini, Joe
• IESI enlists Nelson to market biodiesel.(IESI Corp pollution control initiatives)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Dark lining, silver cloud.
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Inbox.(carbon dioxide emission reduction programme)(litter management by camera fitted recycling bins)(Brief Article)
  by Fehrenbach, Pete
• Reader outreach grows for Katrina victims.(Brief Article)
• Polluted water hurts fishing.
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Hard luck at the Hard Rock; Cleanup, repair may take year.
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• New Products & Technology.(Products)
• Waste Management settles old fraud suit.(falsified financial statements makes company pay penalty)
• Nuclear waste facility earns OK from agency; Utah governor, U.S. senators vow to continue the fight.
  by Truini, Joe
• Katrina cleanup may take 2 years; Operation will be nation's largest.(waste management)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Businesses struggle; Mud engulfs La. Gulf Coast town.
  by Johnson, Jim
• Coming Events.(Calendar)(Calendar)
• People at distribution center recount storm.(Hurricane Katrina 2005)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Sierra Club fights mining waste in Alaska.
  by Truini, Joe
• Not much left but debris; Mud engulfs La. Gulf Coast town.(Hurricane Katrina struck)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Ecodesigners weigh impact of materials.(product life cycle analysis methods)
  by Miel, Rhoda
• Awards.(News)
• PVC under green building microscope again.(News)

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