28 January 2006

Machines Pluck Cash From Trash

This is an unexpected bit of good news about recycling being made more easy, and it's commercially driven.
things are changing now that the need for recycling, and recycling's potential for profit, have become more apparent. Towns with populations as low as 17,000 are now finding that single-stream recycling programs can be cost-effective and even profitable.This is due not only to the machines' increased efficiency but also to plain old supply and demand: Countries such as China are desperate for raw materials and are finding recycled U.S. trash to be a good source. Now cities are finding it economically viable to invest large amounts of money into their recycling centers.

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