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Manufacturing from Recyclables: 24 Case Studies of Successful Enterprises

The content that follows was originally published on the Institute for Local Self-Reliance website at http://www.ilsr.org/manufacturing-from-recyclables-24-case-studies-of-successful-enterprises/

This study presents 24 state-of-the-art U.S. manufacturers utilizing recycled materials as feedstock. Includes details on feedstocks, process, products, economics, and replicability. Valuable for those interested in attracting new businesses to their communities. Published by the U.S. EPA. by Michael Lewis, Timothy Swope, Bhushan Tuladhar, Daniel Sapon-Borson, Taraneh Stallings, and Tom Martin EPA-530-R-95-001 Download report (8.3 MB) Continue reading

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Recycling Means Business in Baltimore, D.C., and Richmond

The content that follows was originally published on the Institute for Local Self-Reliance website at http://www.ilsr.org/recycling-means-business-in-baltimore-d-c-and-richmond/

This report documents the jobs and revenues created by recycling and disposal operations in three cities. Appendices detail each city’s recycling activities and businesses. by Brenda Platt, Henry Jeanes, and Anne Kaufmann Download PDF File (4.63 MB) Continue reading

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Recycling Means Business for the Baltimore, D.C., and Richmond Regions: Two Choices for the Future (poster)

The content that follows was originally published on the Institute for Local Self-Reliance website at http://www.ilsr.org/recycling-means-business-for-the-baltimore-d-c-and-richmond-regions-two-choices-for-the-future-poster/

This multi-color poster illustrates the economic growth and job potential for Baltimore, D.C., and Richmond during the next decade if recycling is maximized. Continue reading

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Reuse Operations: Community Development Through Redistribution of Used Goods

The content that follows was originally published on the Institute for Local Self-Reliance website at http://www.ilsr.org/reuse-operations-community-development-through-redistribution-of-used-goods/

This text surveys 67 reuse operations. The report covers materials targeted; warehouse, brokering, and listing services; warehouse and truck parameters; and employment practices. It also addresses financing reuse enterprises. by Michael Lewis, Russell Clark, Jeffrey Vandall, and Neil Seldman ISBN 0-917582-95-0, LC 95-31168 Download PDF File (13.3 MB) Continue reading

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Financing Recycling-Related Ventures: Options for Community Development

The content that follows was originally published on the Institute for Local Self-Reliance website at http://www.ilsr.org/financing-recycling-related-ventures-options-for-community-development/

This guide lists financing and funding institutions available for recycling-related ventures, and includes a glossary of financing terms. It profiles 18 specific sources of capital, their requirements, and contact information. by Michael Lewis, Jeffrey Vandall, Russell Clark, and Neil Seldman ISBN 0-917582-94-2, LC 95-31169   Continue reading

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Expanding Scrap-based Manufacturing through the Community Joint-Venture Process

The content that follows was originally published on the Institute for Local Self-Reliance website at http://www.ilsr.org/expanding-scrap-based-manufacturing-through-the-community-joint-venture-process/

This booklet provides information to help community economic development organizations create jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities for their constituents through recycling. It focuses on using public-private joint ventures to attract and expand scrap-based manufacturing. by Neil Seldman and Tom Martin Download PDF File (3.99 MB) Continue reading

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Preparing a Business Plan for a Small-Scale Recycling Related Venture

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This booklet describes how to develop a business plan for a recycling enterprise. A glossary defines some basic accounting and economic terms. by Michael Lewis Download PDF File (1.18 MB) Continue reading

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Minimizing Waste, Maximizing Recycling

The content that follows was originally published on the Institute for Local Self-Reliance website at http://www.ilsr.org/minimizing-waste-maximizing-recycling/

This report identifies steps to reach high levels of waste reduction and recycling, and highlights model communities. by Brenda Platt Download PDF File (12.9 MB) Continue reading

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Waste Prevention, Recycling, and Composting Options: Lessons from 30 U.S. Communities

The content that follows was originally published on the Institute for Local Self-Reliance website at http://www.ilsr.org/waste-prevention-recycling-and-composting-options-lessons-from-30-u-s-communities/

This report is a summary and analysis of the research conducted in In-Depth Studies of Recycling and Composting Programs: Designs, Costs, and Results. It looks at the operating experiences of 30 communities ranging from rural towns of 2,000 to cities of two million. It also offers nuts-and-bolts advice to communities wanting to strengthen their own… Continue reading