October 10, 2007
Yorkshire Opens Wood Recycling Plant
Most people are more concerned about how to properly get rid of their waste and turn them into something useful. Particularly categorized in this are is of course that of the usual garbage and plastic waste we have. For Yorkshire however, feasting on the growing wood waste and turning them into something useful will be something different and a need to which people have overlooked.
Speaking to letsrecycle.com on Friday, Mr Howarth said: “We are taking all grades of non-hazardous wood which we will recycle into a number of products including Biomass wood chip, horse bedding, cattle bedding and particle board.
“The area was selected due to the lack of wood recycling facilities in the Yorkshire and Humber region and that much of the wood waste travels away from Yorkshire towards the particle manufacturers in the North West and North Wales,” he explained.
Source: £750,000 wood recycling plant opens in Yorkshire
Filed by Brian Yalung at October 10th, 2007 on 6:04 am
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