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Go to  New England’s EPA Salvage Yard and Auto Recyclers Home Page
New England’s EPA Salvage Yard and Auto Recyclers Home Page
For years Automobile salvage yards have been guilty of dumping hazardous waste into the ground which ultimately find their way into the ground waters as well. The New England EPA Office, the...
http://www.epa.gov/NE/assistance/salvageyard/index.html
Go to Antifreeze Recycling and Disposal
Antifreeze Recycling and Disposal
This article addresses the advantages of recycling, the most common methods for recycling and the monetary savings for using recycled antifreeze vs.the use of virgin antifreeze. It also covers...
http://www.sp2.org/newsletters/sp2vol2iss17/sp2vol2iss17topi...
Go to ECAR Fact  Sheet for Ohio: Antifreeze
ECAR Fact Sheet for Ohio: Antifreeze
Because of its composition, antifreeze could ordinarily qualify as a hazardous waste in most states. Traces of fuel and small metallic particles from the cooling system, and other trace elements...
http://www.ecarcenter.org/oh/oh-antifreeze.htm
Go to ECAR Fact Sheet for California Air Bag Cartridges
ECAR Fact Sheet for California Air Bag Cartridges
Air bags are compromises. Cars are equipped with them in order to try to make the best of a very bad situation (a collision). But the air bag cartridges contain an explosive chemical, sodium azide.
http://www.ecarcenter.org/ca/ca-airbags.htm
Go to ECAR Fact Sheet for Iowa Used Oil Filters
ECAR Fact Sheet for Iowa Used Oil Filters
In the past, the majority of used oil filters were disposed of in landfills. Today, millions of filters are being recycled. Oil filters are usually made from paper, metal and rubber. Used oil filters...
http://www.ecarcenter.org/ia/ia-usedfil.htm
Go to ECAR Fact Sheet for Minnesota: Used oil filters
ECAR Fact Sheet for Minnesota: Used oil filters
This factsheet outlines environmentally safe steps for handling used oil filters. Used oil filters are a potential source of pollution if engine oil from them is spilled during draining, crushing or...
http://www.ecarcenter.org/mn/mn-usedfil.htm
Go to Environmental Compliance for Auto Recyclers (ECAR)
Environmental Compliance for Auto Recyclers (ECAR)
Like most businesses, automotive recycling facilities are subject to stringent federal, state and local environmental laws. The ECAR website is designed to provide a state-by-state breakdown of the...
http://www.ecarcenter.org/
Go to Filter Manufacturers Council: Educational Materials
Filter Manufacturers Council: Educational Materials
Representing North American manufacturers of vehicular and industrial filtration products, the Council promotes proper management of used oil filters. Topics: how to choose a filter management...
http://www.filtercouncil.org/envinfo/educational/eduindex.ht...
Go to Recovering Refrigerant at Salvage Yards and Other Motor Vehicle Disposal Facilities
Recovering Refrigerant at Salvage Yards and Other Motor Vehicle Disposal Facilities
Confusion exists regarding recycling vs. reclamation of refrigerants. This site offers information and dispositions concerning the regulations for reclamation and recycling of CFC 12 recovered from...
http://www.epa.gov/ozone/title6/609/subsumm.html
Go to Recycling: Fact, Fiction and the Law
Recycling: Fact, Fiction and the Law
A short article that helps an auto repair facility sort through the layers of agencies involved in regulating recycling and waste disposal equipment. Because of the number and type of hazardous...
http://www.abrn.com/abrn/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=36274

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