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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2005 issue of Construction & Demolition Recycling

• Labor vs. salvage: many factors play a role in the economic feasibility of deconstruction vs. demolition
  by Brad Guy
• Copper stays in the pipe game: red metal holds on to its pipe market share
• Waco, Texas home to new Cat work tool plant
• Cat S385B mobile shear
• Joining forces
  by William Turley
• CMRA Awards Program now open
• C&D World Exhibition & Conference: the comprehensive business conference for construction & demolition professionals
• Proposed bill to limit rail power over solid waste facilities
• WRAP research seeks markets for recycled wood
• CBI introduces Drum Chipper
• Correction
• Warning signs: certain chemical preservatives are unwelcome contaminants in the mulch and wood fuel markets
  by Helena Solo-Gabriele
• Cement plant to limit use of slag
• Mustang updates skid steer, mini excavator line
• EagleTraxx impactor plant
• CMRA reflects and looks to the future
• Worth the effort: contractors should determine whether renting a mini-excavator makes more sense than owning one
  by Clay Allen
• Ammo plant gets new life as Wis. highway
• Miami to host CSD World Show
• Twist and turns: flexibility is the key in a critical brownfield project in Woodbridge, N.J
  by Rick Zettler
• Little giants: versatility and productivity have made mini-excavators and skid steers big movers in C&D related markers
  by Jackie Gubeno
• President signs highway bill
• JCB gets compaction equipment company
• Calendar
• Ohio Gov. appoints Dayton businessman to C&D committee
• CBI grinders shred up a storm for S. St. George Enterprises Inc.: Magnum Force 4800 and Annihilator tackle hurricane debris
• Mass. encourages green building
• State of the union: the CMRA provides an update on current C&D legislation in six states
  by William Turley
• Spanish firm acquires Webber Group
• Reaching for more: affordable demolition & hauling works its way into Northern Ohio's demolition market
  by Brian Taylor
• Full speed ahead
• Morbark 2600 wood hog
• Allied Construction announces exec changes
• Still standing: in spite of tough competition from mobile equipment, stationary crushing plants still have a place in the industry
  by Jackie Gubeno
• Mobile courthouse scheduled for demolition