21Waste Exchange Programs21
(Research)

    waste exchange groups are people who reuse, recycle, sell and manufacture certain kinds of garbage that we can't normally recycle. Some of these materials include extra chemicals, used batteries and certain plastics. This service was introduced in 1990 to help industries and businesses get rid of some of their unusable chemicals. Some popular chemicals they get rid of are: Ammonium Chloride, Copper, Calcium Magnesite, Fiber glass, Hydrochloric acid, zinc, anti-freeze and much more. Dumping these into the garbage would seep into the ground in a landfill and cause really big problems for the environment.

   Below is a link to the full list of inorganic wastes the Waste Exchange Group collects.

http://www.wasteexchange.com/Waste%20Exchange%20-%20Wastes.htm

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