Site features a FAQ about remanufacturing and links to remanufacturers of a variety of products. Remanufacturing is a form of recycling.

Contains information on designing new plastics packaging to ensure that it is compatible with existing systems for reclaiming plastics for recycling. These recommendations improve the quality of post-consumer plastics for recycling into new products.

An association of over 2000 member companies that rebuild automotive related "hard" parts, such as starters, alternators, clutches, transmissions, brakes, drive shafts, and numerous other parts for passenger cars, trucks, off-road, equipment and industrial uses.

Advocates the on-site recycling of used oil for energy recovery in a used-oil-fired space heater and boiler.

Extensive information on implementing actions that avoid or minimize the creation of pollution and waste, including conferences, events, and education opportunities.

Lists statement of purpose, membership benefits, code of ethics, membership dues information, and contact information.

Worldwide organization whose primary purpose is to give its members the information they need to produce remanufactured engines equal or superior to original engines in quality and performance.

International Society for the Environmental and Technical Implications of Construction with Alternative Materials is a non-profit organization. Abstracts and details of the WASCON conferences.

Nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting a healthy and clean environment. Young people, their families, and educators learn how to conserve natural resources, eliminate litter in their communities, and practice the environmental 3 R's - reuse, reduce waste, and recycle.

Coalition of U.S. organizations committed to maximizing recycling to achieve benefits of resource conservation, solid waste reduction, environmental protection, energy conservation and social and economic development.