Aluminum Sign Recycling Investigation Background and Purpose This report examines the hydro-stripping process for aluminum signs. Conducted by Jon Lazarus at the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), the study aimed to determine if hydro-stripped signs meet ODOT specifications. The focus was on whether the anti-corrosive coating is removed during hydro-stripping. Importance of Hydro-stripping Hydro-stripping uses […]
Understanding Environmental Stewardship Environmental stewardship refers to the responsible use and protection of our natural environment. It involves conservation and sustainable practices. Northwest Sign Recycling: A Commitment to Sustainability BEND, Ore. – July 11, 2013 – Northwest Sign Recycling integrates this stewardship into its daily operations and future objectives. Aluminum production significantly impacts the […]
Innovative Sign Recycling: A Win-Win for Oregon’s Environment and Budget As government agencies strived to be more efficient, Oregon set a powerful example in sign recycling. By teaming up with private companies, the state explored effective ways to recycle old highway and street signs. This initiative not only enhanced sustainability but also reduced costs. The […]
Celebrating the Sign Recycling Success of Oregon’s Sign Reuse Program In June 2012, Governor Kitzhaber visited Northwest Sign Recycling (NWSR) and praised the innovative Oregon Sign Reuse pilot program. This initiative, launched in February 2012, demonstrated significant success in reducing costs while promoting sustainability. Government agencies should take note of this effective approach to managing […]
Sustainable Sign Recycling: A Win for Oregon In Oregon, a new initiative is turning heads in the world of sustainable practices. A local, woman-owned company, Northwest Sign Recycling (NWSR), is forging ahead with a groundbreaking aluminum sign reuse program. This program, in partnership with the Oregon State Department of Transportation (ODOT), promises to save money […]