Topic: Reclaimed Materials
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How to Find Reclaimed Building Materials
There are many reasons for going green and all of them are good. Whether you want to save money, or protect the environment, it's a good thing to use Reclaimed materials and not waste what we already have. We are building an addition onto o... Read More »
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How to Reclaim and Salvage Building Materials
First, find the wood. Reclaimed wood can come from old houses that are going to be destroyed anyway. Or, they can be purchased for their beauty and value from stores that specialize in antique wood. To find reclaimed wood, go online to salv... Read More »
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How to Purchase Reclaimed or Recycled Building Materials
In today's economy, homeowners are more challenged to remodel, add-on, or build. Some people find the cost of building materials can be prohibitive. An increasingly popular alternative to new materials is reclaimed or recycled building mate... Read More »
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This proposed exclusion would apply to materials that are reclaimed within the United States: (1) by the generator at the generating facility; (2) by generator at a different facility that the generator owns or operates; and (3) according t...
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Source: http://www.epa.gov/solidwaste/hazard/dsw/dsw-faq.htm
The scope of this exclusion includes: (1) recycling onsite at the generating facility; (2) off-site recycling within the same company; and (3) recycling through a “tolling” agreement. All materials under this exclusion must be reclaimed wit...
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Source: http://www.epa.gov/osw/hazard/dsw/dsw-faq2.htm
The case-specific non-waste determination petition process allows petitioners to demonstrate that their hazardous secondary material is not a solid waste because: (1) it is legitimately recycled in a continuous industrial process; or (2) it...
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Source: http://www.epa.gov/osw/hazard/dsw/dsw-faq2.htm
Try the Habitat for Humanity website for their local store. They have great stores full of reclaimed building materials. And new things too! Source(s): http://www.habitat.org/env/restores.aspx
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Reclaimed may be tough, did you try Craig's List? Also the local paper. Newton has a lot to offer in Craig's List. I go there weekly and grew up in Newtonville and there really isn't a dump, or holding area for anything. Don't forget if you...
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Go green with an eco-friendly phone with organic components, packaging
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Paul Matosic uses reclaimed materials (www. artech.org.uk) - try a Google search for 'salvage artists' for more - hope this helps!
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