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Articles in August, 2005 issue of Recycling Today

• Recycling access remains high
• Metech International, Integrated Recycling Industries form partnership
• Collect calls: curbside program supervisors face decisions on best methods to improve participation and tonnage collected
  by Brian Taylor
• Harris promotes Sebastian
• A new consideration
  by Brian Taylor
• E.L. Harvey wins big with lottery ticket recycling
• RMC Lands El Toro runway job
• Aluminum's opportunities: a shrinking globe offers manufacturers expanded opportunities
  by Alain Belda
• Vecoplan adds Espinosa
• Road worthy: Lincoln Metal Processing
• Harmon Associates issues new grading structure
• National Demolition Association names scholarship winners
• Avoiding garbage in: the path to a smooth metals shredding operation starts with the incoming inspection
  by Brian Taylor
• Calendar
• Scrap dealer relocating part of plant
• Starr Tire Pile cleanup continues
• AGC in praise of U.S. House
• Plotting the course: setting up an efficient in-plant shredding system calls for forethought and flexibility
  by Deanne Toto
• Tieger balers from Nexgen
• Sims announces Hugo Neu acquisition
• Missouri to reestablish scrap tire program
• Artech sells system overseas
• The daily grind: asphalt shingles, drywall and wood burning power plants create new markets for secondary grinding equipment
  by Jackie Gubeno
• Vecoplan retech RG78P "shorty"
• One billion and counting
• Ohio House passes shredder bill
• Pa. awards Infrastructure Development Grants
• Greenman to clean up Iowa site
• PSC reports improved operations
• Off road: tire processors offer their suggestions for getting the most out of tire shredding equipment
  by Deanne Toto
• Cutmaster 151
• Sennebogen 305 C multihandler
• N.Y. town orders transfer station shut down
• NY considers bottle bill expansion
• Separate ways: Steinert systems produce separate metals and waste streams for Milliron Recycling
• Metal Shredding Solutions to provide shredder components
• Concerned about quality: speakers at the paper recycling conference & trade show voiced concerns about recovered fiber quality
  by Deanne Toto
• Barclay roto-shred 72-inch primary shredder
• California sets recycling record
• Noranda expands e-recycling business into Asia
• ASR develops machine to load containers
• Can do: steel contends with competition from plastic to hold on to its share of packaging markets
  by Jackie Gubeno
• Cashing in on Cans
• Summer shorts
• Envirocycle partners with PAZ
• Dutch recycler installs Protec sorting system
• Night and day difference: Fuchs fleet provides trouble-free service to Mercer Group International
• Lead-acid batteries top the heap
• Aluminum rebounding
• Lenovo joins Electronics Product stewardship Canada
• Rising confidence: economic conditions, export markets and technology help propel fiber flow around the world
  by Al Metauro
• The life operation that could: Acme Refining defies naysayers using a pair of productive balers to grow the nonferrous side of its business
  by Larry Trojak
• Checking out recycled content
• All quiet on the paper front