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  Compacting waste - Case Study

  Throw away little things and save big bucks? It hardly seems likely, but that's just what the U.S. Air Force is doing. At Randolph AFB, TX, they are putting usedand hazardous-air filters into a state-of-the-art industrial compaction machine and saving thousands of dollars in hazardous waste disposal. The air filters contain aircraft paint removed by plastic media blasting (PMB). Small plastic ...

  Nov. 19, 2015
  

  By Waste Control Systems Inc

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  Oil skimmers solutions guide: wastewater treatment industry

  Growing Snack-Food Manufacturer Reduces Costs, Recycles Waste A privately held snack-food manufacturer in Ohio expected to increase production of potato chips by 20%, to about 72 million pounds a year. While more potato chips would mean more profits, it also would mean more oil-laden wastewater from washing the potatoes and the fryers used to cook them. PROCESS: When ...

  Sep. 15, 2009
  

  By Oil Skimmers, Inc.

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  Things to know about the federal government`s nuke dump

  Valentine's Day 2014 was coming to a close. There were fewer than a dozen workers holding down the night shift at the federal government's nuclear waste repository in southern New Mexico. An alarm sounded inside the central monitoring room less than an hour before midnight. Somewhere in the underground salt caverns, radioactivity triggered the ...

  Feb. 13, 2015
  

  By Associated Press

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  Straight From the Source : Operator Strategies to Maintain Screen Performance

  In early December, BioCycle editors e-mailed selected composting facility operators, asking them a series of questions about their screening operation. The minisurvey focused on strategies to maintain performance of screens used for preprocessing incoming feedstocks and/or for screening finished compost. Six operators responded: Adam Sherman, Intervale Compost Project in Burlington, Vermont; ...

  Jan. 1, 2001
  

  By BioCycle Magazine

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  Waste Management Overview

  Introduction Our Nation has entered an era in which, as a result of changing world conditions, nuclear weapons production is receiving less attention while the public is expressing increasing concern about protecting human health and preserving the quality of our environment. In response to this national concern, the Department of Energy (DOE) has made waste cleanup and environmental restoration ...

  Jan. 1, 1997
  

  By U.S. Department of Energy - Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy