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Articles in July 2003 issue of Recycling Today

• Philip files Chapter 11 - Scrap Industry News - Brief Article
• Seattle franchise law challenged
• Nasco-Op - People - Brief Article
• A directory of nonferrous metals trade associations - Directory
• California scrap tire conference scheduled - Municipal Recycling - Brief Article
• California e-waste bill advances - Electronics Recycling - Brief Article
• Genesis Equipment & Manufacturing Inc - People - Brief Article
• Nova Scotia agency raises container handling fees - Municipal Recycling - RRFB Nova Scotia - Brief Article
• IAER releases electronics recycling report - Electronics Recycling - International Association of Electronics Recyclers - Brief Article
• Diamond Z grinder - Products - Advertisement
• Grant funds recycling in Washington County - Municipal Recycling - Brief Article
• Walker Rare Earth line garners interest - Equipment Report - Brief Article
• Niton Bluetooth™ integration - Products - Advertisement
• Receding tide - Ferrous - scrap iron
• Collect 'em, trade 'em - Equipment Report - Brief Article
• Bispgardens Verkstader Cable granulator - Products - Advertisement
• New orientation - Nonferrous - copper trading
• Golden rule: fair treatment, courtesy and honesty are at the heart of the McAvoy family's Industrial Metal Recycling company - Cover Story
  by Brian Taylor
• Carrying the load - recycled aluminum - Brief Article
  by Brian Taylor
• Shifting sands - Paper - recycling
• Growing pains: establishing high-value markets for plastics from post-consumer electronics depends on developing an electronics-recycling infrastructure within the U.S - Plastics Commodity Focus
  by Deanne Toto
• Return to stability: although competition from other materials will always be present, the future for aluminum is bright
  by Brian Sturgell
• Capturing the small business flag - Editor's Focus - Republican policy
  by Brian Taylor
• ITEC Environmental expands - Plastics - ITEC Environmental Systems - Brief Article
• Hot metal fever: even after a recent downhill run, entrepreneurs are still willing to enter the North American steel industry - Scrap Consumer Focus
  by Brian Taylor
• Breathing room: companies melting aluminum scrap need to check whether they need to be in compliance with new EPA rules
  by Bob Strieter
• Leonard Schnitzer dies at 78 - In Memoriam - Schnitzer Steel Industries Inc - Brief Article
• DOC report warns of potential crisis - Nonmetallics - California Department of Conservation - Brief Article
• Overview from Oslo: recyclers from around the world gathered in Oslo for the 2003 BIR Spring Convention - BIR Wrap-Up - Bureau of International Recycling
• A smaller roster: in the copper industry, it's getting easier to tell the players without a scoreboard
  by Brian Taylor
• Black ink for Metal Management in 2003 - Scrap Industry News
• Florida revisits arsenic issue - C&D News - Brief Article
• Market potpourri: WasteExpo in New Orleans featured a variety of recycling cuisines on its menu - Waste Expo Wrap-Up
  by Daniel Sandoval
• Stainless seeks support: trade issues are among those keeping the stainless climate difficult for North American companies - steel industry
  by Brian Taylor