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Comparing energy use and environmental emissions of reinforced wood doors and steel doors.: An article from: Forest Products Journal by Lynn Knight, Melissa Huff, et all 2005-06-01
The Life Cycle of Copper, Its Co-Products and Byproducts (Eco-Efficiency in Industry and Science) by Robert U. Ayres, Leslie W. Ayres, et all 2003-09-30
Waste Incineration & Public Health by Committee on Health Effects of Waste Incineration, Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology, et all 2000-09-15
Pesticide rinsate recycling facilities by Terry Ambroz, 1988
Comprehensive municipal recycling implementation plan by David Kirkpatrick, 1988
Alternatives for newsprint recycling: An education, assessment, and research project by Tom Joyce, 1991
Recycling of lead-contaminated blasting sand in construction materials by N. Paul Khosla, 1988
Squeaky Green: The Method Guide to Detoxing Your Home by Eric Ryan, Adam Lowry, 2008-04-01
Hazardous Waste Management by Michael LaGrega, Phillip Buckingham, et all 2000-12-13
Feasibility study of an atmospheric evaporative recovery application to a nickel plating operation by Brian E Wells, 1988
Energy project landfill gas utilization software (E-PLUS) user's manual (SuDoc EP 4.8:EN 2) by Dana Slevin, 1997
Painting the town green Aberdeen Proving Ground's paint pilot project (SuDoc EP 1.2:G 82/11) by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1999
Resource recovery options for North Carolina: Are there alternatives to landfills? by P. Aarne Vesilind, 1986
Source reduction technologies in California printed circuit board manufacture by Benjamin Fries, 1999

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A research tool and resource for environmental professionals, students and consumers, provided as a free service from Putney Press. Find information on a full range of issues, including hazardous waste, land use planning, air and water quality, pollution prevention, recycling toxic substances, solid waste, alternative energy, the US EPA, ISO 14000, and environmental law.
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Extractions: Enviro-Source.com Enviro-Source.com is a research tool for environmental professionals, students and consumers, provided as a free service from Putney Press. Use Enviro-source.com to find information on a full range of issues, including hazardous waste, land use planning, air and water quality, pollution prevention, recycling toxic substances, solid waste, alternative energy, the US EPA, ISO 14000, environmental law, and more. Utilizing original content and hundreds of links, Enviro-Source.com helps you find what you need. Use the Subject Index to find information nationally and internationally, or use the special State Resouces section to find information about environmental topics in specific states. Use the handy navigational buttons above, or at the bottom of the page. Enviro-source.com Use these links to research nationally, internationally, or in New England. All contents © 1999 by Putney Press P.O. Box 430, Newfane, VT, 05345, 802/365-7991, Email: ppress@sover.net Have a link you wish to add to these pages? Questions? Comments? Click
Press Releases
Welcome to the North Carolina Division of pollution prevention and Environmental State Announces recycling Commercial Contest Winners 7/20/05 PDF
http://www.p2pays.org/main/pressrelease.asp

Extractions: Home About DPPEA Contacts Need Help? ... Search Press Releases X-Games Contest Winner Finds Recycling X-Citing - 9/16/05 - PDF State Announces Recycling Commercial Contest Winners 7/20/05 PDF Gates County Native Puts a New Face on Recycling 6/28/05 - PDF East Carolina Student Puts a New Face on Recycling 6/28/05 - PDF X-Games/Surf Camp Promotion Kicks Off State's New Recycling Campaign 5/24/05 - PDF Online Waste Exchange Finds Homes for Industrial Waste 5/24/05 - PDF County Recycling Rates Inch Higher 5/4/05 - PDF Impact of Recycling on State's Economy Highlighted in New Publication 4/29/05- PDF North Carolina's Solid Waste Disposal Continues to Increase 4/7/05 - PDF New State Recycling Campaign Featured at Azalea Festival 4/6/05- PDF Cherry Point U.S. Naval Air Depot Facility Recognized as Environmental Steward 3/9/05- PDF Corning's Wilmington Optical Fiber Manufacturing Facility Recognized as Environmental Steward 3/2/05 - PDF City of Gastonia's Long Creek Water Resources Reclamation Facility Recognized as Environmental Steward - 1/26/05 - PDF Reduce Holiday Waste - Have a Green Holiday Season - 11/19/04 - PDF North Carolina Observers America Recycles Day - 11/9/04 - PDF Recycling By Tourists Could Boost Diversion Rate - 6/14/04 - Carteret New Hanover Onslow Pender State Funds Investments in Community Waste Reduction PDF HTML State Looks to Recognize Environmental Champions PDF HTML County Recycling Rates Climb - 3/30/04 PDF State Funds Investments In Recycling Businesses - 3/17/04 PDF HTML Murphy-Brown and DENR Develop Tool To Help U.S. Swine Producers Protect the Environment - 3/8/04
Choose Environmental Excellence Gateway Region - Home Page
Provides recycling, pollution prevention, and other environmental information to the metro St. Louis region in Missouri and Illinois.
http://www.ceegr.org/

Extractions: Gateway Region IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please note that the Choose Environmental Excellence - Gateway Region (CEEGR) office recently closed. This website, however, will soon be maintained by the St. Louis-Jefferson Solid Waste Management District . For more information, please view the press release. Thank you CEEGR Office Closes
West - Law Of Solid Waste, Pollution Prevention, And Recycling
Covers federal requirements, selected state and municipal requirements, and Environmental Protection Agency regulations. Practical scientific references
http://west.thomson.com/product/16625297/product.asp

Extractions: Your Internet browser doesn't accept cookies, which are needed to access west.thomson.com. Refer to your browser's Help menu for instructions on enabling cookies. If your browser is more than a few years old, you may need to upgrade to access west.thomson.com. Like most major Web sites, west.thomson.com uses cookies - small pieces of information that your computer stores - to provide better functionality. Cookies track session information and help provide continuity from page to page. For users who decide to register, cookies allow the Web site to "remember" who they are, simplify the checkout process and deliver customized content and services based on their registration information. No personal information is collected by or stored in the cookies used by west.thomson.com. If you have questions about your West account, e-mail West Group Customer Service , or call 1-800-328-4880. For product purchase assistance, call West sales at 1-800-344-5008.
Recycling
recycling has been a major component of waste reduction efforts and is part of the of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) pollution prevention Strategy.
http://www.michigan.gov/deq/0,1607,7-135-3585_4130---,00.html
North Dakota Department Of Health, Division Of Waste Management, Pollution Preve
The pollution prevention Program (P2) works with business and industry across the state Dispose or treat wastes only when prevention or recycling is not
http://www.health.state.nd.us/wm/p2/

Extractions: North Dakota Department of Health - Division of Waste Management Pollution Prevention Program Welcome to the Pollution Prevention Program Home Page. The Pollution Prevention Program (P2) works with business and industry across the state of North Dakota to minimize waste generation and provide innovative management practices to reduce waste disposal, with the public of North Dakota to present information on waste management and recycling issues and with local governments to provide assistance in starting recycling programs. Give it away or Throw it away choices are now easier through this new program Free Materials Exchange (FreeME) Go to this link FreeME North Dakota's Pollution Prevention Program is run by Mr. Kent Belland of the Division of Waste Management. The P2 program spans all Environmental Health Sections: Air, Water and Waste. Comments concerning this page may be directed to Kent Belland . We request your input to make this page more useful to those who need it. Contact info: Kent Belland Email:kbelland@state.nd.us
North Dakota Department Of Health, Division Of Waste Management, Pollution Preve
and with local governments to provide assistance in starting recycling programs. North Dakota s pollution prevention Program is run by Mr. Kent Belland
http://www.health.state.nd.us/wm/recycling/

Extractions: North Dakota Department of Health - Division of Waste Management Recycling Program Welcome to the Recycling Program Home Page. This program works with business and industry across the state of North Dakota to minimize waste generation and provide innovative management practices to reduce waste disposal, with the public of North Dakota to present information on waste management and recycling issues and with local governments to provide assistance in starting recycling programs. North Dakota's Pollution Prevention Program is run by Mr. Kent Belland of the Division of Waste Management. The P2 program spans all Environmental Health Sections: Air, Water and Waste. Comments concerning this page may be directed to Kent Belland . We request your input to make this page more useful to those who need it. Contact info: Kent Belland Email:kbelland@state.nd.us
Definition Of Pollution Prevention
pollution prevention IS NOT. disposal; offsite recycling Under the pollution prevention Act, recycling, energy recover, treatment, and disposal are
http://peakstoprairies.org/AboutP2.cfm

Extractions: Pollution Prevention IS NOT: 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.
21st Century's Science & Technology Directory
Canadian pollution prevention Information Clearinghouse Environment Canada s including recycling centers, how to recycle, pollution prevention and how
http://www.21stcentury.co.uk/directory/directory.asp?ID=Science/Environment/Poll
Student Resources Pollution Prevention
Under the pollution prevention Act, recycling, energy recovery, treatment, and disposal are not included within the definition of pollution prevention.
http://ateel.ateec.org/sres/overview-9.cfm

Extractions: DOE/NREL is implied. Overview (This overview information is taken directly from the EPA Pollution Prevention WEB Site . You can find all kinds of excellent Pollution Prevention information at this site. We recommend it highly! Pollution Prevention Regional Information Center is another excellent site to check.) Under Section 6602 (b) of the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990, 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. Pollution prevention means "source reduction," as defined under the Pollution Prevention Act, and other practices that reduce or eliminate the creation of pollutants through:
CT DEP: Pollution Prevention Fact Sheet
pollution prevention means taking action to reduce the use of toxics and other In the absence of feasible prevention or recycling opportunities,
http://dep.state.ct.us/pao/general_fact/pollupre.htm

Extractions: Pollution Prevention What Is It? Pollution prevention means taking action to reduce the use of toxics and other potentially harmful materials at the beginning of a process or operation. Examples of pollution prevention practices include: the substitution of less hazardous, less toxic cleaning agents; employee and management training in environmental best management practices; and product redesign and process modification to reduce the amount or toxicity of raw materials and/or conserve energy and other resources. Pollution prevention can eliminate the necessity of applying for certain permits, thereby reducing your regulatory burden. Savings may be achieved by implementing pollution prevention practices. How Do I Begin? Evaluate product design and the production process to identify pollution prevention opportunities which will improve energy efficiency, minimize raw material consumption, and reduce or eliminate pollution to the air, water and land. You may wish to speak with Department staff to identify pollution prevention opportunities.
Pollution Prevention Assistance Division
Thank you for visiting the website for Georgias pollution prevention Assistance Computer Equipment Disposal and recycling Council Final Report to
http://www.p2ad.org/

Extractions: About Us Contact Us News Releases Publications ... Department of Natural Resources Home Pollution Prevention Assistance Division Welcome from Director Bob Donaghue More Conference Announcement Natural Leaders: Achieving Sustainability in the 21st Century What will lead us to sustainability in the 21st century? How are Georgia companies embracing this challenge, at home and around the world? How do we evaluate progress? What role do performance-based programs play? Join us Sept. 19-20 in Atlanta as we look for answers to these questions and recognize and award our Partners who are Georgia's Natural Leaders. Click here for more information and to register. Co-sponsored by the Multi-State Working Group. What's New New Partners into its Partnership Program Partnership Program Fall 2005 Enrollment Now Open Click here to apply Click here State-specific Environmental Compliance Assistance Tools from EnvCAP Updated List of Registered Grease Haulers To view and print the PDF documents on this site, the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader is required. Click the button below to download.
Pollution Prevention (P2)
pollution preventionrecycling. Anchorage recycling Center and ALPAR Anchorage recycling Center receives recyclable material throughout Alaska.
http://www.alaskanativeresources.com/p2.html

Extractions: Pollution Prevention education does not mean attending classes or seminars it could be as simple as just speaking with the people in your village and showing them alternative products that they can use. If people know that there are alternatives to disposable products and that the reusable products are cheaper in the long run then people will often switch to the reusable products.
REAP2: Developing Michigan's E-Cycling Infrastructure
REAP2 recycling Electronics and pollution prevention- is a forward-looking project aiming to develop a private sector electronics recycling infrastructure
http://www.co.oakland.mi.us/reap2/

Extractions: REAP2- Recycling Electronics and Pollution Prevention- is a forward-looking project aiming to develop a private sector electronics recycling infrastructure in Oakland County, Michigan. A team of public and private sector partners was initiated and assembled by the Oakland County government and Automation Alley to develop this project.
Opera Directory
Highlights pollution prevention activities and hazardous material management including recycling centers, how to recycle, pollution prevention and how
http://portal.opera.com/directory/?cat=26892
Integration Branch - Pollution Prevention (P2)
pollution prevention (P2) is a comprehensive initiative to reduce and prevent pollution at the Battery recycling; Paint stripping and coating removal
http://aec.army.mil/usaec/support/p200.html

Extractions: Registered DENIX users may enter the U.S. Army Environmental Center (USAEC) Pollution Prevention area for more detailed information on P2 management and related Army documents. Introduction Pollution prevention (P2) is a comprehensive initiative to reduce and prevent pollution at the source. It focuses on conservation of resources, replacement of hazardous materials with less hazardous materials, waste reduction, recycling, and other preventive means to successfully and cost effectively avoid, prevent, or reduce the generation of pollutants. P2 is driven by presidential orders and local, state, and federal requirements, including: Executive Order (EO) 13148, Greening the Government Through Leadership in Environmental Management EO 13149, Greening the Government Through Federal Fleet and Transportation Efficiency EO 13123, Greening the Government Through Efficient Energy Management EO 13101, Greening the Government Through Waste; Prevention, Recycling and Federal Acquisition Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Clean Water Act (CWA) Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) Clean Air Act (CAA) The U.S. Code of Federal Regulations
Pollution Prevention And Sustainability Program - Minnesota Pollution Control Ag
Information about pollution prevention and Sustainability Program on the Web Site for the pollution prevention, waste reduction/reuse, recycling,
http://www.pca.state.mn.us/programs/p2-s/

Extractions: Home Site Index Glossary What's New ... Visitor Center This Web site contains PDF documents that require Adobe Acrobat for viewing. MPCA Home Programs Overview of Pollution Prevention and Sustainability at MPCA What is Pollution Prevention? What is Sustainability? What is Innovations? ... Publications The MPCA incorporates pollution prevention (P2) and other strategies for enhanced environmental outcomes, including sustainability (S), into the agency's permitting, inspections, enforcement, rules development, remediation, assistance and other functions. The purpose of the P2 effort is to focus MPCA and its customers first on long-term process improvements and best management practices that reduce or eliminate waste before it is generated in household, commercial and industrial scenarios. If no P2 options are available or feasible, the fallback is traditional "end-of-pipe" control techniques. Other innovations focus on enhanced environmental outcomes that consider sustainability, restore or rehabilitate Minnesota's natural resources, reduce the use of toxic materials, encourage recycling and reuse of materials, and conserve resources and energy.
IDEM - OPPTA - Home Page
Welcome to the Office of pollution prevention and Technical Assistance Compliance Assistance recycling pollution prevention Toxic Releases
http://www.in.gov/idem/oppta/

Extractions: IN.gov IDEM OPPTA ABOUT OPPTA GRANTS AWARDS Hot Topics Stay up-to-date on Indiana's Environmental Regulations Use OPPTA's summary of environmental regulations posted in the Indiana Register. These summaries are available each month. Mercury Thermometer Exchanges Held Looking for a place to dispose of your mercury thermometer? Check here for exchanges being held near you. Mercury Spills [pdf] Learn how to clean up small mercury spills from thermometers.
POLLUTION PREVENTION
pollution prevention, recycling WASTE MINIMIZATION EFFORTS. The University of Alaska is a member and active participant in the
http://ehsrms.uaa.alaska.edu/PollutionPrevention.htm

Extractions: Back to EHS/RMS Homepage Here are just a few of the acknowledgements that UAA has received over the years for our sound environmental practices: With a few exceptions, most of the programs that were started back in 1989 have undergone continuous improvement and expansion throughout the ensuing years. UAA'S RESOURCE RECOVERY AND CONSERVATION PROGRAM Power Point Presentation (left click here to run or right click for downloading) Alternate Power Point Presentation With Photos (left click here to run or right click for downloading) Many people will be able to run this application directly from this page and off the web by left clicking on the above link. You can also download the presentation by right clicking and "saving as" on your computer.
Montana Pollution Prevention Program - Restaurant Fact Sheet
To learn more about pollution prevention, reuse, recycling, and better waste management practices, contact the Montana State University Extension Service
http://www.montana.edu/wwwated/restaurant.htm

Extractions: Pollution prevention simply means reducing the amount of waste you generate by changing the way you do business. Changes include using less hazardous materials, conserving energy and water, improving indoor and outdoor air quality, reusing or recycling leftover materials, and managing waste properly. The bottom line is pollution prevention can... Pollution Prevention Tips Purchase supplies in bulk form Work with suppliers to reuse pallets and crates Purchase reusable napkins, place settings, and utensils if feasible Use health department-approved, refillable containers instead of individual packets Recycle cardboard, newspaper, office paper, aluminum cans, etc. Support recycling by purchasing recycled products Service heating, cooling, and ventilation systems regularly Use energy-efficient lighting Use dishwasher only when fully loaded Fix water leaks right away As you wash your hands, turn off water when soaping up

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