Member ResourcesShown below are links to summaries of members-only reports and resources. Access to the full reports requires a member login. By joining the CDRA, your company will gain access to industry knowledge, including our informative white papers, which provide the only comprehensive look at the entire industry’s economic impact and environmental benefits. Click here for more information about CDRA membership.
Member LoginCDRA Benefits of C&D Recycling Construction and demolition debris represents one of the largest components of the solid waste stream in the United States. Statistics regarding C&D quantities, characteristics, and management in the U.S. have not been tracked in the same details as municipal solid waste. Read the CDRA's Executive Summary to learn more. The full "Benefits of C&D Recycling" report is available to CDRA members only. C&D Recycling RoadmapThe CDRA Recycling Roadmap is a white paper describing C&D characteristics, including sources of C&D generation, different types of processing strategies used in recycling facilities, the benefits of recycling C&D material, and suggestions for municipalities on developing recycling markets for C&D. The full report is available to CDRA members only.
View C&D Recycling Roadmap Summary PDFHow to Develop End MarketsWant to develop a new end market for a material coming into your recycling facility? The CDRA End Markets Development committee has created guidelines that cover all the aspects needed for that process. The full report is available to CDRA members only.
View the End Markets Development Summary PDFGypsum Recycling The U.S. consumes 46 million tons of gypsum annually. 13.6 million tons gypsum drywall waste is generated in manufacturing, construction and demolition. Gypsum reclaimed from drywall can be used as a substitute for mined or synthetic gypsum for the manufacture of new drywall, Portland cement or as an agricultural soil amendment. The process begins with removing foreign material and separating the paper facing leaving a clean gypsum powder. Click below for an Executive Summary of the guide to Gypsum Recycling. The full reports are available to CDRA members only. Guide to Gypsum Recycling Executive SummaryWARM Report Executive SummaryThe CDRA Health & Safety Manual This manual is available as an Adobe PDF and a Microsoft Word file that may be modified to suit your company. The full manual is only available to CDRA members.
View the Summary PDFState Regulatory Profiles CDRA members are invited to browse the regulatory information affecting C&D recycling in all 50 states in one convenient location. Clicking on the button below will prompt you to login.
View NowHow to Better Manage and Market C&D Fines Small particle sized materials can be a challenge. The two documents below provide detailed information on how to work with regulator questions about the fines. Both executive summaries are available for download. The full reports are available to CDRA members only.
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View the Latest Shingle Recycling Forum Presentation SlidesView the C&D World 2023 Presentation SlidesOther ResourcesRecycling CertificationThe certification of Recycling Rates (CORR) program was established to provide credible, ISO-level third-party certification of C&D facilities' true recycling rates. The CDRA supports credible, third-party certification of recycling facilities. If you are interested in learning more about certifying your facility, visit the Recycling Certification Institute. Visit the RCI WebsiteShingle Recycling Website Asphalt shingles have several excellent engineering characteristics that allow them to be used in several different applications. The CDRA is a strong advocate of asphalt shingle recycling efforts and hosts shinglerecycling.org. The website includes a "Find A Shingle Recycler" function and a Best Management Practices document on shingle recycling. Go to shinglerecycling.org
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