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MSW
Management
MSW Management features an article on household
hazardous waste operations by Chace Anderson, GBB Principal Associate.
"HHW
Programs: From One-Day Events to Integrated Strategies"
(April 2007) |
Construction and Demolition Recycling Magazine
In its January/February 2007 issue, the Magazine
features an article on the state of the demolition industry. An evaluation,
from GBB, of the amount of demolition material generated annually by
the traditional demolition industry in the United States is mentioned.
"A
Real Incentive - The Demolition Industry is Booming, Thanks in Part
to Recycling Incentives"
(January/February 2007) |
WPLN
Radio, Nashville, TN
Harvey Gershman, GBB President, is interviewed on
Nashville’s WPLN Radio regarding Nashville District Energy System’s
3rd Anniversary Celebration.
Listen
to Interview
(February 2007) |
The Day - Connecticut
Harvey Gershman GBB President, is interviewed in
the March 5, 2007 edition of The Day following
the report prepared by GBB for the Southeastern Connecticut Regional
Resources Recovery Authority.
"Recycling
Rates Vary Greatly In Region"
(March 5, 2007) |
American Recycler
Bob Brickner, GBB Executive Vice President, is
interviewed in January 2007 edition of American Recycler.
"Construction
and Demolition Recycling Rates Climb"
(January 2007) |
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Kiplinger Business Forecasts quotes Tim Bratton in "Plenty of Land Available for Waste Disposal"
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA (October 31, 2000) Kiplinger Business Forecasts quotes Tim Bratton in "Plenty of Land Available for Waste Disposal"
"...Waste management costs may also spike in isolated areas. Look for rising fuel prices to add costs for companies whose waste is trucked to distant landfills. And some large waste management companies are trying to boost profits that were dented by their costs in buying other companies during the '90s. Those expensive acquisition sprees have forced the companies to raise their prices - or try to - in order to placate grumbling investors, explains Tim Bratton, senior vice president of solid waste management at Gershman, Brickner & Bratton, Inc., a consulting firm. Trash companies will attempt price hikes in areas where capacity is shrinking or they have little competition, he says."
GBB is a 19-year-old solid waste management consultant headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia.
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