I manage a materials recovery facility designed to extract and recover materials found within construction and demolition debris collected locally and as far away as Staten Is,NY. The facility is capable of recovering 150 tons per hour of reusable material from within debris normally destined for disposal in a landfill. Our recovery rate averages 90%+ monthly. It is an excellent way to save valuable resources, limited landfill space and protect our future environment. I hope this new forum is successful in guiding interested and caring individuals to "do the right thing" by recycling. In the beginning it doesn't matter how much recycling you do - just that you get started now!

I haven't thought about it since the late 80s about VCT tile and the Asbestos scare. I have to scrape up and get rid of 8000 Sq. ft. of the stuff and it has no asbestos in it. Are there any recycle uses for the stuff. Is it harmful to the enviroment. If I used used a chipper and fill it into potholes around my farm is there going to be another problem to contend with?