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Articles in Feb, 2005 issue of Recycling Today

• Equipment firms provide tsunami aid
• Bollegraaf balers find Indiana homes
• Eriez eddy current separator
• Russian scrap metal collection, exports soar
• Paper markets in holding pattern
• Liebherr owner visits republic crane
• Sellick S series fork
• EPA cites Wabash alloys
• Second sight: Raynard Brown brings renewed vision to Richard Galamba's Galamba Metals group
  by Brian Taylor
• PTR vertical compactor
• Chicago gets experimental
• Trex completes financing
• Proceed with caution: a recent LME downturn may not reflect aluminum scrap's genuine strength
  by Curt Harler
• Have baler, will travel: portable metal logger/balers offer ease and versatility to small to medium-sized processors
  by Deanne Toto
• Waiting to exhale: wire and experience can help recyclers deal with the problems associated with baling plastics
  by Jackie Gubeno
• Recycling while convening
• Waste generation, recovery grow in Oregon
• GreenMan receives Iowa contract
• Electric groove: the right equipment and operating procedures can help recyclers increase the energy efficiency of their baling operations
  by Jackie Gubeno
• Resources in the rubble: a national policy could help the demolition industry maximize recycling opportunities
  by Michael R. Taylor
• GM'S electro-motive recognized
• Delaware considers mandatory recycling
• Sony opens recycling center
• Made to order: staying relevant with the rapidly changing paper recycling industry is a daunting task for members of ISRI's Paper Stock Industries Chapter Standards and Specifications group
  by Dan Sandoval
• PSC Metals Inc
• Cell phone donation benefit tsunami survivors
• Relief through recycling
  by Jim Keefe
• Drop zone
• New export reform association formed
• Landfill lawsuit
• Slager named Allied Waste president
• Deconstructing the trends: what kinds of structures and construction materials will be popular in the years to come, and what does that mean for recyclers?
  by Deanne Toto
• PSC upgrades facility
• Nervous tension
• Red tape ties up California road materials recycling plan
• Calendar