CalRecycle put up a video about its "Green Roads" campaign on YouTube. Let's pave (no pun intended) the way for the rest of the country with our tire recycleness!
This blog is to provide information and updates about the latest happenings in the recycled rubber industry.
Showing posts with label tires. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tires. Show all posts
Thursday, December 9, 2010
CalRecycle's "Green Roads" video
Monday, December 6, 2010
How they do it up north
We in California are not the only ones getting in on the tire-recycling action. In Ashren, Canada, which is in the province of Manitoba, a former cattle rancher has found new life (and work) recycling some of Manitoba's yearly pile up of 1.4 million tires. Peter Schroedter started Off the Road (OTR) Recycling to reuse off-road industrial tires and turn them into cattle troughs and asphalt filler. Read the article from the Winnipeg Free Press here.
Schroedter details the trials of recycling tires, saying "A hockey puck is about 95 hardness. Most of our rubber is in the high 70s from mining tires, and our softest is 60. Car tires are 58."
Schroedter details the trials of recycling tires, saying "A hockey puck is about 95 hardness. Most of our rubber is in the high 70s from mining tires, and our softest is 60. Car tires are 58."
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