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1. Feb 25,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of The Future Looks Bright Ahead on Discogs/5(8).

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2. Feb 23,  · The future of waste: five things to look for by Recycling sophisticated plastics or other complex materials is a different ballgame. Six ways graphene could make the world a .

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3. Posh Boy Records was a Hollywood, California-based record label owned by the American-born, British-educated Robbie "Posh Boy" Fields, a sometime high school substitute teacher and former copy boy at the Los Angeles Times who took an interest in the emerging punk rock scene in Orange County, California during the late s.. The label's releases enjoyed substantial airplay on Rodney Genre: Punk rock, hardcore punk.

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4. Since , American Waste has served Northern Michigan with environmentally-friendly waste disposal and recycling solutions for residential, business and industrial customers. We are Northern Michigan's only locally owned and operated waste collection & recycling center.

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5. Over the years, I estimate that American Waste Group has reduced our cost of risk by $, annually. Matthew has become our outsourced risk manager-not just our insurance agent-because he analyzes all of our RISKS, not just our insurance policy. One of his recommendations was to start using the Exemplar Research Group’s pre-employment test.

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6. In , six tracks from the Posh Boy recording session were included on The Siren, a sampler LP shared with San Francisco power pop band , and Salt Lake City punk rock act Spittin' Teeth. The album, released on Posh Boy, was the recorded debut for Red Cross. The subsequent Red Cross EP would be a stand-alone re-release of their songs featured on said compilation.

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7. Future of waste management is one of the world’s biggest challenges at the moment with the bulky, smelling waste that is being generated all over the world in quantities beyond the imaginable. Developed countries like Sweden and the U.S. somehow manage to dispose most of it and some gets even recycled or turned into compost.

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8. —Kalkaska Construction & Demolition Recycling facility begins operation. —American Waste invests $12 million to purchase and retrofit former Tower Automotive building in Traverse City as recycling facility. —Traverse City single stream Material Recovery Facility (MRF) begins operation; Wexford County Landfill is acquired from City of Cadillac.

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