61. Recycling Information Pollution Prevention Environment Science recycling Information pollution prevention Environment Science Directory of Agricultural Web sites and Agriculture News. http://www.agricultureb2b.com/biz/e/Environment/Pollution-Prevention/Recycling-I

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62. EurActiv.com - Waste Prevention & Recycling | EU - European Information On Susta The Commission s Thematic Strategy on Waste prevention and recycling of the IPPC Directive (Integrated pollution prevention and Control) will be http://www.euractiv.com/en/sustainability/waste-prevention-recycling/article-128

EurActiv Network  Bulgaria  Czech Republic  France  Hungary  Poland  Romania  Slovakia  Turkey 25 January 2008 About us Company Editorial Mission Press Releases ... EurActiv Newsletter RSS Mobile version Communication Services EurActiv Readership EurActiv surveys Opportunities: Sponsoring EurActor Membership EU Projects Post an EU Event ... EU Projects list Living in Brussels: Restaurants Hotels Official links: EU officials IDEA DG websites InterActiv Letters To The Editor ... FAQ Contact us: Send a Letter To The Editor Corrections Reactions to articles Suggestion to Publisher Policy Sections Sustainable Dev. Sustainable Development: Introduction Sustainable Development: EU Strategy Corporate Sustainability ... Sports Mini Sections BioTech CAP Reform Central Europe Competition ... Sustainable Dev. LinksDossier Decrease font size Increase font size E-mail to a friend Systran rough translation Print this article RSS InterActivTools Del.icio.us Digg It Technorati fr de Published: Monday 23 August 2004 European responses to waste generation have been fragmented (twelve directives since the 1970s) and inefficient until now. The Commission's proposed Thematic Strategy (21 Dec. 2005) sets up a framework for a holistic review of the existing EU waste policy, based on prevention and recycling. Related: News LinksDossiers Analysis Study reveals potential of recycling for CO2 reduction (22 January 2008) EU threatens Italy with fines over waste crisis (18 January 2008) Environment: Commission launches 36 infringement proceedings (18 October 2007) EU waste-shipment rules tightened (13 July 2007)

63. Pollution Prevention Guidance Page - Links, Free Downloads And Interactive Guide Downloads Links. Household. pollution prevention tools for homeowners and renters. General. Federal guide to resources and recycling companies. http://www.ehso.com/p2.htm

Feedback Acronyms Services Environment, Health and Safety Online The site for free, objective information you can use! Search the site Table of Contents Search How to get help ... Services Contact Info for: EPA State agencies OSHA DOT Regs: Search Government regs and sites Data: Search EPA databases States Related Sites Feedback ... Site home Other Topics: Air Asbestos Assessments Auditing ... Water Pollution Prevention (P2) is a strategy of material use, processing, and management that reduces or eliminates the creation of pollutants and waste at the sourceprior to recycling, treatment or disposal. P2 is also referred to as source reduction. Toxics Use Reduction (TUR) is similar in concept to P2, but more highly focused on toxic chemicals. P2 and TUR can be achieved through chemical substitution, process redesign, product reformulation, improved operations and maintenance, and/or in-process recycling. Facility planning is a systematic approach to P2 implementation that consists of quantifying chemical use and waste generation, P2 options identification and evaluation, goal setting, and progress assessment. Household Pollution prevention tools for homeowners and renters General: Federal guide to resources and recycling companies.

64. Pollution Prevention Assistance Division Chelsea Center for recycling and Economic Development http// www.chelseacenter.org pollution prevention Assistance Division http://www.p2ad.org/documents/ma_recycling.html

About Us Contact Us News Releases Publications ... www.atlantapallets.com Timber Industries, Inc., Peachtree City www.timberindustries.com www.nwpca.com Computer, Television and E-scrap Recyclers in Georgia (PDF, 103KB) American Plastics Council ( http://www.plasticsresource.com ) Lists manufacturers of recycled plastic products in five main categories: office and warehouse, auto and home, fashion, toys and sports, and general. Alliance of Foam Packaging Recyclers ( www.epspackaging.org/info.html ) - Directory of reuse and recycling organizations for EPS (expanded polystyrene or "styrofoam"). Other Materials University of Georgia's Textile Recycling Database ( http://www.fcs.uga.ued/tmi/wastedb/ ) Focuses on recycling carpet waste. Earth's 911 ( http://www.1800cleanup.org ) A comprehensive recycling information site. Battery Solutions, Inc. ( www.batteryrecycling.com ) recycles ALL types of batteries. Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation ( http://www.rbrc.org Earth Protection Services, Inc. ( www.earthpro.com

65. Definition Of Pollution Prevention Any actvity that reduces or eliminates pollutants prior to recycling, treatment, control or disposal, is considered pollution prevention. http://peakstoprairies.org/AboutP2.cfm

email page Emaillink Measurement Tool About Peaks to Prairies About P2 Contact Us P2Rx National Network Web Trends Reports Select a Section About Pollution Prevention Any actvity that reduces or eliminates pollutants prior to recycling, treatment, control or disposal, is considered pollution prevention. Pollution Prevention IS: good housekeeping inventory control in-process recycling product substitution process changes waste segregation Pollution Prevention IS NOT: disposal off-site recycling pollution treatment end-of-pipe control Pollution prevention became a national policy with the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990. The Act established the waste management hierarchy (right) whereby wastes should be prevented or reduced at the source whenever feasible and safe disposal is the option of last resort. The Pollution Prevention Act of 1990 FINDINGS - The Congress finds that: The United States of America annually produces millions of tons of pollution and spends tens of billions of dollars per year controlling this pollution. There are significant opportunities for industry to reduce or prevent pollution at the source through cost-effective changes in production, operation, and raw materials use. Such changes offer industry substantial savings in reduced raw material, pollution control, and liability costs as well as help protect the environment and reduce risks to worker health and safety.

66. SSC's Environmental Assurance Program The SSC pollution prevention Plan describes methods to prevent or reduce pollution for This program includes recycling over twenty different materials. http://www.ssc.nasa.gov/environmental/wastemngmnt/pollution/polluprv.html

The SSC Pollution Prevention Plan describes methods to prevent or reduce pollution for NASA and its contractors. Three important aspects of Pollution Prevention include waste minimization, material substitution, and use of recycled products. Whenever possible, pollution will be eliminated or reduced at the source through process changes and material substitution. Wastes that are generated will be recycled whenever possible. Wastes that cannot be prevented or recycled will be disposed of in a way that is protective of human health and the environment. NASA is always looking for recycling opportunities, and along with the entire resident agency and contractor population at SSC has established an aggressive recycling program. This program includes recycling over twenty different materials. The table below explains how to dispose of or recycle waste, and who to contact for waste disposal. It is NASA's goal to maximize the quantity of materials recycled and minimize the quantity of solid waste sent to our site landfill. The success of our recycling program depends upon the availability of markets for secondary materials, so we buy and use products with recycled content whenever possible. Click here to view the SSC Non-Hazardous Waste Disposal and Recycling Table.

67. RECYCLING LEAD ACID BATTERIES Wet cell leadacid batteries are routinely collected for recycling at the Government Through Waste prevention, recycling, and Federal Acquisition. http://p2library.nfesc.navy.mil/P2_Opportunity_Handbook/2_II_7.html

RECYCLING LEAD ACID BATTERIES Revision Date: Process Code: Navy/Marines: SER-002-02; Air Force: AD07; Army: VHM Usage List: Navy: High; Marines: High; Army: High; Air Force: High Alternative For: Hazardous waste disposal Compliance Impact: Low Applicable EPCRA Targeted Constituents and CAS Numbers: Lead (CAS: 7439-92-1) and Sulfuric acid (CAS: 7664-93-9) Overview: Lead-acid battery recyclers purchase used batteries from generators for a nominal price. In this way, some money is recouped from recycling. When lead-acid batteries are sent to a hazardous waste disposal company, the batteries are still recycled, but the batteries are not purchased from the generator. The various parts of the lead-acid batteries are recycled. The sulfuric acid is purified and recycled. The lead plates are melted, refined, and recycled. The plastic case is shredded and recycled. Wet cell lead-acid batteries are routinely collected for recycling at military installations, since most states currently ban the disposal of wet cell lead-acid batteries in landfills. Many vendors provide a "one-for-one" exchange program in which they exchange a used battery with a new battery. POCs contacted indicated that they are receiving from $0.01 per pound to $1.00 a battery for recycling. Nellis DRMO, Nevada, estimates they received approximately $600 for recycling their lead-acid batteries in 1997. Nellis AFB turns in its lead-acid batteries for recycling to its DRMO.

68. Definition Of Pollution Prevention Like source reduction, pollution prevention as defined by the pollution prevention Act does not include outof-process recycling, waste treatment, http://www.umich.edu/~nppcpub/p2defined.html

Pollution Prevention as Defined Under the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990 Following passage of the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) developed a formal definition of pollution prevention and a strategy for making pollution prevention a central guiding mission. Under Section 6602(b) of the Pollution Prevention Act, Congress established a national policy that: pollution should be prevented or reduced at the source whenever feasible; pollution that cannot be prevented should be recycled in an environmentally safe manner whenever feasible; pollution that cannot be prevented or recycled should be treated in an environmentally safe manner whenever feasible; and disposal or other release into the environment should be employed only as a last resort and should be conducted in an environmentally safe manner. (Source: Henry F. Habicht II, Memorandum: EPA Definition of Pollution Prevention. U.S. Environ mental Protection Agency, May 28, 1992.) This hierarchy of preferred options for dealing with environmental pollution officially places prevention at the top of the list. According to the EPA's official definition

69. Montana Material Exchange Hazardous Waste Management A Reference for Small Businesses - Montana pollution prevention Program factsheet. DEQ Waste Reduction recycling Program http://www.montana.edu/mme/links.php

How to Use Create Listings Search Listings View New Listings (last 30 days) View Your Listings User Survey Help Promote MME Guidelines ... Prevention Program MSU Extension Service Taylor Hall PO Box 173580 Bozeman, MT 59717-3580 PHONE: (406)994-3451 TOLL FREE in MT: (888)MSU-MTP2 FAX (406)994-5417 Questions, comments, or suggestions? Contact: Cali Morrison , Projects Coordinator Michael P. Vogel , Director. Helpful Links: Montana Pollution Prevention Program - Information on reducing waste and preventing pollution in your business. Southern Waste Information eXchange, Inc. Directory of North American Hay Exchanges - compiled by the Livestock Market Information Center (LMIC) in Denver. Montana Department of Agriculture Pesticide Disposal Collections Montana Manufacturers Information System - Listings of Montana manufacturers and products produced. Montana Specialty Forest Products Exchange - provides buyers and sellers of forestry products and services with an online marketplace. DRMS (Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service) - US Government surplus property.

70. INFORM - Fact Sheet - Purchasing For Pollution Prevention: Fact Sheet On Mercury Purchasing for pollution prevention The Lowdown on Mercury in Fluorescent . This facility currently has a mercury lamp recycling contract in place. http://www.informinc.org/fact_P3fluorescentlamps.php

10 / page 20 / page 30 / page 100 / page Toxic Chemicals and Human Health Promoting Waste Prevention and Design of Less Wasteful Products Advancing the Shift to Sustainable Transportation Journal Articles ... Newsletters Fact Sheets Toxic Chemicals and Human Health [Purchasing for Pollution Prevention: Fact Sheet on Mercury in Fluorescent Lamps] Purchasing for Pollution Prevention: The Lowdown on Mercury in Fluorescent Lamps ( PDF version Most government agencies, schools, hospitals, and businesses purchase fluorescent lamps for their facilities because they are more energy-efficient than incandescent lamps. Fluorescent lamps are in fact the best choice because of their energy efficiency, but they also contain mercury, a highly persistent and toxic chemical that is building up to dangerous concentrations in fish, wildlife, and human beings throughout the US. For this reason, INFORM recommends buying fluorescent lamps with the lowest mercury content possible, and ensuring that they are recycled at end of life to prevent the release of mercury to the environment. What should purchasers look for when buying fluorescent lamps?

71. Montana Recycling Info - MSU Extension Service Pollution Prevention Program | Mo Montana recycling Info MSU Extension Service pollution prevention Program. pollution Resource. A free bulletin board service with lots of helpful http://www.mtvoters.org/links/montana_recycling_info_msu_extension_service_pollu

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72. Fact Sheet Pollution Prevention Opportunity Assessment pollution prevention (P2) can be defined as a process designed to curtail the .. EO 13101, Greening the Government through Waste prevention, recycling, http://www.afcee.brooks.af.mil/pro-act/fact/p2oa.asp

73. NHDES Pollution Prevention Program - Mercury NHDES pollution prevention Program Mercury. Mercury. Fluorescent Lamp recycling through TrueValue Hardware Stores http://www.des.state.nh.us/nhppp/Mercury/default.asp?link=lamp

74. FedCenter - Pollution Prevention Deconstruction Waste recycling. The deconstruction of Tencza Terrace at Fort Meyer on June 4, 2006 provided multiple pollution prevention opportunities. http://www.fedcenter.gov/programs/p2/

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75. Virginia Naturally - Natural Resource Education Guide Some of these include pollution prevention, landfilling, recycling, composting, waste reduction, wasteto-energy plants, hazardous waste disposal, http://www.vanaturally.com/guide/waste.html

? Error reading resource from path "/vanaturally/guide/waste.html_pageCss". ? Skip to Content Online Services Commonwealth Sites Help ... Governor Search Virginia.gov: Virginia DEQ Virginia Naturally :: vanaturally/guide/Natural Resource Education Guide Main Menu Virginia Naturally Home Education Communities Success Stories ... Calendar of Events Chapter 9 pdf version Chapters: Glossary Link to lesson Waste management is "how we handle our trash." Most communities use an integrated approach to waste management, meaning they use a variety of ways to handle the trash produced by their citizens. Some of these include pollution prevention, landfilling, recycling, composting, waste reduction, waste-to-energy plants, hazardous waste disposal, and litter prevention and control. Landfills Landfilling is the most popular waste disposal method. It has also been around for the longest time. The ancient Greeks began landfilling when they required citizens to take their trash outside the city gates and dispose of it. Dumps-large holes in the ground where trash was dumped-began this way. Today we do not use dumps (although some people still call them that). Instead, we use sanitary landfills. Landfills differ because they are lined on the bottom with clay, special plastic, or a combination of both. Modern landfills have leachate management systems built into them and gas management systems to handle the methane gas produced as the waste decays. Every day, the garbage is crushed and covered by a layer of soil to keep out pests and to reduce bugs and odors. These facilities are regulated by state and federal laws and must meet certain criteria or face closure.

76. IDEM - Partners Conference Details Energy/Renewable Resources; Greening the Government; Land Use; Outreach or Education; pollution prevention; recycling/Reuse; Five Years Continuous http://www.in.gov/idem/prevention/partners/conference/index.html

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77. ESTCP » Projects » Pollution Prevention » Sodium Hydroxide Recycling Sodium Hydroxide recycling. Objective Program Manager, pollution prevention ESTCP Program Office 901 North Stuart Street, Suite 303 Arlington, VA 22203 http://www.estcp.org/projects/pollution/199801o.cfm

Home Technologies Pollution Prevention Sodium Hydroxide Recycling Objective: During the manufacture of gun barrels, high pH alkaline solutions containing sodium hydroxide are used in bath tanks to clean metal parts prior to further processing. The contents of the bath must be replaced every 6-8 weeks. The objective of this project was to demonstrate that the Vibratory Shear Enhanced Processing (VSEP) system developed by New Logic International Incorporated of Emeryville, California was an effective recycling and recovery process for prolonging the bath life of caustic cleaning solutions and for reducing the volume of hazardous waste generated. Technology Description: Standard separation technologies such as reverse osmosis cannot operate effectively under harsh caustic conditions, and traditional cross flow filtration systems plug and foul because the majority of the shear is created by turbulent flow away from the boundary layer, preventing retained solids from being removed. The VSEP process offers a new dimension to membrane separation by imparting a shear force at the membrane surface to prevent fouling while maintaining high separation efficiency. Results: Chemical tests verified that contaminants were removed, while the active chemical cleaning components were returned to the bath. This increased the alkaline bath life to 12 months with only small additions of new chemicals and water makeup to compensate for evaporative losses.

78. Smart Communities Network: Financing - Pollution Prevention National recycling Coalition s National recycling Financing Initiative (NRFI) Facilitating the Flow of Capital to the pollution prevention Industry (pdf http://www.smartcommunities.ncat.org/financing/pollution.shtml

Introduction Financial Strategies Grants Energy ... Transportation Finance and Sustainability Pollution Prevention Links DOE Industrial Technologies Program Financing Toolbook Helps manufacturers work through key issues and alternatives relating to financing manufacturing modernization. Includes the following sections: 1) Financing options and strategies; 2) Case studies; 3) Federal programs; and 4) State programs. EPA's Guidebook of Financial Tools Provides an overview of a wide range of ways and means that are useful in paying for sustainable environmental systems. The guidebook is divided into 10 sections, presenting outline information on approximately 250 financial tools. The first five sections present comprehensive financing tools that include traditional means of raising revenue, borrowing capital, enhancing credit, creating public-private partnerships, and ways of providing technical assistance. Minnesota Office of Environmental Assistance (OEA) Environmental Assistance Loans Applications accepted on a rolling basis through April 1, 2005. Maximum loan is $100,000 at 0%; 1-to-1 match loan required. Small- and medium-sized businesses and institutions eligible. Preference will be given to projects related to waste reduction, pollution prevention, and other prevention-based or preventative technologies and practices.

79. Automobile Recycling - NYS Dept. Of Environmental Conservation The automobile recycling industry reduces the need to produce new vehicle To assist these facilities in improving their pollution prevention measures http://www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/8505.html

Skip to content Printer-friendly Printer-friendly Subject Index A-Z Search: Home Skip to main navigation Automobile Recycling Multi-Discipline Approach for Ensuring Environmental Awareness at Automobile Recycling Facilities New York State Automobile Recyclers Initiative products and reusing or recycling them. The automobile recycling industry reduces the need to produce new vehicle components, helps reduce the amount of landfill space needed for disposal, and can reduce contamination from hazardous waste and pollutants if properly managed. While a number of automobile recyclers have implemented pollution prevention measures and good waste handling, many need to improve the way hazardous wastes are removed, stored, recycled and disposed. To assist these facilities in improving their pollution prevention measures and environmental compliance with state laws and regulations, the Department of Environmental Conservation established an Automobile Recycler Work Group. The Automobile Recycler Work Group has integrated existing state and local regulatory programs, bringing a greater level of inter-agency coordination to ensure that facilities are aware of and meeting their regulatory requirements. Any comments or questions?

80. Middle East Recycling, Waste & Environmental Management Conference & Exhibition Environmental Requirements for pollution prevention using recycling Processes Eng. Hamed Trawneh Head of Environment Department http://www.eng-forum.com/RecShow/Abstracts/Pollution_Control.htm

MEEF Add MEEF to my Favorites Sponsorship Opportunities Submitted Abstracts Conference Call for Papers ... Registration (PDF) Contacts Exhibition Profile Venue ... Recycling Visitors in RecShow '08 Kempinski Hotel, Dead Sea - Jordan 17-20 February 2008 Application for Participation (PDF) Download Full Brochure (PDF) Environmental Requirements for Pollution Prevention using Recycling Processes Eng. Hamed Trawneh Head of Environment Department Jordan Petroleum refinery Company E-mail: abozaid3000[at]yahoo.com Introduction Refining is considered one of the most important industries in the world but any industry has a certain impact on the environment. The level of pollution resulted from refineries depends on the quality of crude oil processed and the precautions for pollution prevention taken. The main aim of refineries is to produce a wide range of distillate products which have many uses. This is accomplished through the following: Distillation: atmospheric and vacuum.

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