This is a little outdated, but by a separate email I am sending along an
annotated bibliography on C&D generation and recycling.
I chair our state's C&D committee and we developed a list of 57 barriers
to C&D diversion and then action plans for the top 11 barriers. This is a
separate document that I can mail to you if you wish. While C&D
diversion is increasing in our area, the most significant barrier seems to
be low landfill prices.
John
PS - I also have a bibliography on gypsum drywall recycling that I'd be
glad to send to you.
> Hello everyone. This is the first time I have posted anything, I hope
> somebody out there can help. I'm looking for information on conducting a
> pilot project for C & D recycling. I need to develop a project which will
> focus on 1) market development, 2)costs (local economic conditions,
> tipping fees, labor rates, transportation, etc.) and 3) diversion. If
> anybody has conducted such a project or know of anyone who has please let
> me know so I can learn from them. The last thing I want to do is try to
> re-invent the wheel. In the August '99 edition of Resource Recycling
> there was a great article on grinding residential C&D materials.
> Something along those lines would be great. However, at this point I
> would like info on all C&D, not just residential. Thank you.
>
> Brian Pugh
> Recycling Coordinator
> Four-County Solid Waste District
> Fayetteville, Arkansas
>
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