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19 October, 2007 By Liz Gyekye
An environmental consultancy, Urban Mines, has urged recycling companies to register their interests in an innovative site that will have reprocessing and recycling businesses working side by side. The site, located near Barnsley in West Yorkshire, consist of 22 acres of reclaimed land. It will house various industrial units, forming a centre for commercial resource recovery and recycling. Urban Mines managing director Peter Scholes said: The plan is that the site, next door to the proposed ..
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