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Articles in Nov, 2001 issue of Recycling Today

• Ferretti no longer leading NRC - Municipal Recycling - Will Ferretti; National Recycling Coalition - Brief Article
• Planter made with mixed plastic - Plastics - by Selectech Inc - Brief Article
• Recycling Today Media Group - hires Diana M. Adipietro - Brief Article
• Tidewater honored by VRA - Municipal Recycling - Tidewater Fibre Corp., Virginia Recycling Association - Brief Article
• IPS installs two-ram balers - Installations - IPS Balers Inc - Brief Article
• Kobelco Construction Machinery America - promotes Ron Hargrave - Brief Article
• Anheuser-Busch recognizes quality - Municipal Recycling - Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corp - Brief Article
• American baler installs Bimax balers - Installations - for Papeles Allende S.L - Brief Article
• Superior Aluminum Alloys - appoints Ron Marchbanks - Brief Article
• Feeling contrary - Ferrous - ferrous scrap surviving - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Shredder revs up new motor - Installations - at A. Tenenbaum Company Inc - Brief Article
• Calendar
• No bright copper forecast for 2002 - Nonferrous - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Al-Jon Inc - Installations - Municipal Recyclers Ltd. purchases crusher - Brief Article
• Old friends and new servants - welcome - personal attachments to machinery - Brief Article
  by Brian Taylor
• Expectations melt in aluminum market - Non Ferrous - Brief Article
• Northshore Manufacturing Inc - Installations - introduces material handling system - Brief Article
• Worker bees: they aren't as loud and showy as larger equipment, but nimble forklifts and skid steers carry their fair share for recyclers
  by Brian Taylor
• Editor's focus - scrap metal, paper recycling industries - Brief Article - Column
  by Brian Taylor
• Flattening out - Paper - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Sandvik enters U.S. crushing scene - Installations - acquires crushing equipment lines from Metso Corp - Brief Article
• A real load: as processing equipment has grown, so has the preference for heavier loaders
  by Brian Taylor
• Safety video pulls no punches - Scrap Industry News - Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries Inc - Brief Article
• WTSA adjusting freight rates - Paper - Westbound Transportation Stabilization Agreement - Brief Article
• Hanging on: veteran scrap recyclers have seen ups and downs before, so they're holding out through the current slump - Statistical Data Included
  by Brian Taylor
• Lift off: hydraulic handlers have skyrocketed as the material handling machine of choice at high-output recycling facilities
  by Brian Taylor
• Gershow adds Brooklyn facility - Scrap Industry News - re-opens shredding facility after remodeling project - Brief Article
• Proposed recycled newsprint mill one step closer - Paper - Besicorp-Empire Development Company L.L.C - Brief Article
• Trading places: known for its commodities trading services, Enron Corp. now also owns mills that consume scrap paper - Paper Consumer Focus
  by Dan Sandoval
• Fast forward: sleek styling, remote controls and computerization are likely trends for the heavy equipment of the future
  by Tom Muller
• Making a case - Scrap Industry News - International Trade Commission - Brief Article
• Sealant makes use of crumb - Tires/Rubber - Urecoats Industries Inc - Brief Article
• Positive identification: whether using X-ray or arc/spark metal analysis, technology promises improvements in speed and accuracy - Metal Analyzers
  by Deanne Toto