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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Recycling Today

• ISG reports good numbers
• Stanley-LaBounty
• Report highlights scrap tire markets
• International Recycling associations
• Fuel for thought.
• Holding their own
• In memoriam: Janet Perry
• Maxus completes acquisition of UDT Korea
• West meets east: demand from East Asia fuels recycling activity in the Western United States.
  by Myron Love
• Recycling scores
• APC launches film recovery resource
• Wedded to the idea
• Company develops circuit board recycling system
• Sticks and limbs: it can be cancelled by many names, but green waste is finding its way onto more recyling radar screens
  by Myron Love
• A European panorama: the European collection scenario has one paper recycler believing that supplying recovered fiber globally will not be problematic
  by Henri Vermeulen
• Texas site chosen for ship scrapping
• Plastic film producer, recycler partner
• C&D fines hit roadblock in N.H
• Calendar
• Staying current: as scrap trading becomes more global, currency exchange rates call for more attention
  by Brian Taylor
• ISRI roundtables set for September
• Recellular opens Texas plant
• A fine idea: knowing how to properly handle C&D fines is imperative
  by Greg Wirsen
• Glarex eyewear
• The paradigm shift: tilts in the balance of global economic power are the likely cause of changes in the metals industry financial model
  by David Humpreys
• Curb service: most U.S. cities retain curbside collection service despite the municipal budget pressures they face
  by Brian Taylor
• Illinois awards funding
• Consigli wins state award
• Life with a thousand hurrahs
  by Brian Taylor
• Warm glow: red metals reach equilibrium while the ferrous spike attracts attention
  by Curt Harler
• Ropak 4A48 container series
• Road worthy: auto recyclers remain competitive as suppliers of components harvested from salvaged vehicles
  by Brian Taylor
• Apartment communities add recycling
• Tube City acquires software co
• Copper trade remains contentious
• The future is now: Steinert ISS turns the dream of full metal recovery into reality at Metal Management
• Galbreath Retracto Tarps
• Atlantic County leads New Jersey's recycling efforts
• Columbus McKinnon unveils liberator
• Demand prompts steel research
• Evening in America? Not necessarily
  by Brian Taylor
• Komatsu SK818-5 and SK820-5 skid steers
• High and flighty
• Lofty heights: Tri-R Recycling reaches market share peaks in the Rocky Mountains
  by Brian Taylor
• Moving through
• A better view: a Fuchs handler with an elevated cab helps Empire Recycling see better results
• Metorex Arc-Met 8000
• Complaint against SDI tossed out
• Amlon Resources Group LLC
• Pa. encourages new markets
• 21st century voyage: Guadalajara has sailed proudly from the 16th century into its current role as an electronics industry harbor
  by Carlos Antonio Rovelo
• Bayne BTL 208 Series cart tipper