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West Michigan company paves the way to tire recycling success

West Michigan company paves the way to tire recycling success
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EGLE To Receive Funding To Experiment With Rubber On Roads

ABC 10/CW5 A road made out of rubber in Dickinson County may have started a trend. The Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy provided grants that allow organizations to repurpose old tires. “I would say a lot of these are solid technologies that are available but not widely known. They are currently an alternative and we are working to get them to be more known by communities and in road commissions, “said Kirsten Clemens, the Scrap Tire Coordinator for EGLE. “ So we are doing these projects to share the information and grow these types of projects so more of these types of materials are used in the state.”

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EGLE - EGLE awards $4 7 million for scrap tire market development

EGLE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Kirsten Clemens, Scrap Tire Program Coordinator, EGLE-ScrapTire@Michigan.gov, 517-614-7431 The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy today announced the funding of more than $4.7 million in grants to develop new uses for used vehicle tires. When illegal dumping in the environment occurs, scrap tires pose both a fire hazard and a human health risk as a mosquito breeding ground. These grants help reduce or eliminate instances of illegal dumping, support proper collection and handling, and begin to define scrap tires as a commodity, rather than a waste material. These scrap tire grants support building sustainable markets for recycled tire materials in Michigan. Grants have traditionally included support for essential equipment and materials that aid in the establishment of new markets, including various manufacturing processes, implementation and testing of paving materials, energy generation, and other innovative approaches.�

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MI Environment - EGLE s scrap tire program poised to grow new markets

MI ENVIRONMENT EGLE s scrap tire program poised to grow new markets Date: February 23, 2021 Currently, some 10 million scrap tires are generated annually in Michigan and processed into tire-derived fuel, other uses, and disposed of in authorized landfills. And while Michigan is considered a leader in the U.S. in how it handles scrap tires, opportunities exist to expand its use. The latest report on scrap tires in Michigan lays out opportunities to create a market development strategy to create and grow new scrap tire markets. Markets for scrap tires in Michigan are changing, so the state must continue to support growth of new markets that are more sustainable and economically viable, said Kirsten Clemens, EGLE scrap tire coordinator. By taking action, Michigan can transition the scrap tire industry from one of managing waste to creating economic value. The result will be a robust circular tire economy of the future.

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