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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Recycling Today

• Held aloft
• Flexing its strength: restructuring has helped stabilize the steel industry, so will steel mills start flexing their purchasing muscles?
  by Dan Sandoval
• Reading, writing and recycling
• Stable condition
• Cleaning up: aluminum scrap consumers may need to explore ways to use lower grades of scrap
  by Brian Taylor
• Recycled content, to go
• Healthy appetite: as long as developing economies need steel, the hunger for scrap will continue
  by Steve Mackrell
• BIR Committee to investigate plastic scrap specs
• Aluminum scrap consumer map
  by Deanne Toto
• Over your head
• Pa. DEP awards infrastructure development grants
• Energized purpose
  by Brian Taylor
• Driving questions: selecting a shredder drive involves staying current with AC/DC differences
  by Joseph Crosetto
• Dell teams up with NYC Dept. of Education
• Survival of the fittest: by focusing on service and integrity, mid-sized scrap companies will remain contenders in the market, owners say
  by Jackie Gubeno
• Pa. DEP awards grant to promote recycling industry growth
• Gypsum has online home
• ISRI, SMA decry scrap barriers
• Citiraya Inc. opens Texas plant
• New kid in town: the emergence of hybrid-fueled cars could boost the number of nickel-metal hydride batteries in the recycling stream
  by Jackie Gubeno
• Chasing al
• Trade associations: a directory of metals industry
• Seeing red over copper scrap
• Busch Systems president honored
• Industry terms: glossary of scrap and metals
• USPL drops composite lumber line
• 2005 NASMD available
• Shear immensity
• Investigating reuse markets: recyclers hope to strengthen export markets through a new electronics association
  by Robin Ingenthron
• RAA uses MRF infrastructure for electronics
• Aleris International
• Delaware offers recycling assistance grants
• Building a niche: the residential housing boom has helped U.S. GreenFiber grow as an end market for recycled newspapers
  by Dan Sandoval
• Thermal dynamics torch coolants
• AASHTO names recycling leader
• Heil Environmental Industries Ltd
• Recycling grant helps create jobs in Ohio
• Revved up
  by Curt Harler
• One plus baler boss
• Calendar
• New York doles out grant money
• Gauging the trade winds
  by Brian Taylor
• Linde 80v class I lift truck
• Cold front? Chinese government attempts to control waste flows could cool the importing of copper scrap
  by Dan Sandoval