All C&D Recycling Articles
A new construction and demolition waste recycling facility will be the first in south Wales
A Rockster R900 impactor is being used to produce road fill from recycled aggregate
Four years after the first of two devastating earthquakes shook New Zealand’s second most populous city to the brink of total destruction, Christchurch remains broken but unbowed. Chris Webb reports for D&Ri
Delhi plans to establish four new construction and demolition waste recycling facilities
Bell wheeled loaders are coping with high dust levels and heavy duty cycles at a UK wood products facility
Two Caterpillar 345C L excavators are being used for aircraft breaking in Roswell, New Mexico
Phoenix Metals & Demolition Ltd recently acquired a new Sennebogen 830 M material handler with a quick change tool coupling system
A Frost & Sullivan report suggests that construction and demolition waste recycling will grow by 10% annually through to 2020
The Indian state of Tamil Nadu is to establish a recycling facility to process construction and demolition waste separately from domestic waste
Zimmermann Recycling is using an all-Volvo fleet to process 200,000 tonnes of waste annually
The Okanagan Falls sorting facility will handle 5,000 tones of waste per year
Two Terex Finlay J-1170 jaw crushers are being used to produce recycled aggregate by J O'Doherty Haulage
O'Donovan Waste Management invests £0.5 miillion in new construction and demolition waste sorting plant
A Sennebogen 850 R Electro material handler is helping achieve a 100% metal recycling rate at Koster Metalen
A Bell L1506E proved to be the most cost-effective solution for Angus Council's Forfar recycling facility
A new constructon and demolition waste processing facility in Burari is handling 500 tonnes per day
An MB crushing bucket is helping maintain the environment of Highland Scotland
A Terex Finlay 883 screen is processing reject sand for filling operations at Heathrow Airport
Kirkby Skips is using an Anaconda TD516 trommel to process a wide range of waste materials