The Realities Of Recycling
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Year Published: 1971
Creator: U S Environmental Protection Agency
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Points out that recycling our solid wastes is basic to the protection of our environment, showing the inadequacy of many of today's systems. Discusses new ideas being developed, such as the CPU-400 which is designed to burn 400 tons of refuse a day to produce up to 15,000 kilowatts of electricity and the zig-zag air classifier which sorts and separates refuse into specific categories. Intended for use by leaders and technicians who need a more comprehensive grasp of the potentials of recycling.
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