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Machine Age, solid waste management during, 23 24
Machine operators (woodworking), 370
Machinery manufacturing industry, waste management in, 433 444
automobile stamping plant case study, 439 443
challenges, 438
economics of, 437
goals and opportunities, 436 437
minimization implementation for, 439
technologies and strategies, 438 439
Mahoning County, Ohio, 71, 230, 232 233
Maintenance (in education industry), 503
Maintenance plans, 195
Major waste streams case study, 172 191
battery cases and buttons, 176 178
cardboard, 174 176
floor sweepings, 179 180
food waste, 182
label backings, 182
metal banding, 182 183
non major waste streams, 183 184
office paper, 186 191
oxide inserts, 180
paper, 178 179
paper towels, 180 182
proposed changes, 184 186
uncoated lead, 172, 174, 177
wood, 180, 181
Manufacturing (see specific industry)
Manufacturing waste groups, 296 299
(See also specific headings)
Margin of error, 309
Maritime transportation, 446
Market(s):
for recyclable materials, 154
for wood processing by products, 372
MARR (see Minimum attractive rate of return)
Marsh Plastics, Inc., 178
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 24
Massachusetts Materials Exchange, 48
Material brokers, 55
Material efficiency, 44 45
Material misplacement, 59 60
Material recovery facilities (MRFs), 53 55
Material safety data sheets (MSDS), 366
Matrix theory, 265
Means (of solid waste composition percentages), 240 243
Measure phase (of Six Sigma systems approach), 106
Measurement(s):
performance [see Performance measurement(s)]
of solid waste, 66 67