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Market for used solvents
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There are non-profit organizations (generally called "waste exchanges"
which help people with a waste product find a home for it. Sometimes they are merely able to avoid disposal costs, and sometimes they can actually earn money for their wastes. Since transportation costs can be a substantial part of the transaction, these exchanges are usually regional in nature.<br>
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At the University of North Carolina-Charlotte there is the Southeast Waste Exchange, which can help you if you are in their region, or help you find a waste exhange in your region.<br>
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The Southeast Waste Exchange phone number is 704-547-2307 and the Director is Maxie May.
which help people with a waste product find a home for it. Sometimes they are merely able to avoid disposal costs, and sometimes they can actually earn money for their wastes. Since transportation costs can be a substantial part of the transaction, these exchanges are usually regional in nature.<br><br>
At the University of North Carolina-Charlotte there is the Southeast Waste Exchange, which can help you if you are in their region, or help you find a waste exhange in your region.<br>
<br>
The Southeast Waste Exchange phone number is 704-547-2307 and the Director is Maxie May.
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