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C and D waste recycling in Union County: Yesterday, today and tomorrow

In 1990, a state-appointed task force issued findings that reshaped New Jersey`s approach to construction and demolition (C and D) waste. As a result, Union County, NJ, tried to procure a C and D materials recovery facility (MRF) within the county. In the course of its efforts, a 1996 federal court case on a C and D issue caused the county to reconceptualize it a bit. In 1987, New Jersey enacted the Statewide Source Separation and Recycling Act, which required that certain categories of municipal waste be recycled and a 25% recycling goal be set for municipal solid waste. In addition to establishing a new overall goal, the task force established specific recovery goals for a wide array of materials. Within these new material targets were the class of waste commonly referred to as C and D waste.