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Delaware
- Market Development Information
- Significant Legislative Action
- State Solid Waste Data
- State Recycling Business Directory Information
- Materials Exchange and Reuse Programs
- JTR Grants Awarded
- Other Important State Links
Market Development Information:
- Department of Natural Resources and Environmental
Control
Contact Information:
James Short
89 Kings Highway
PO Box 1401
Dover, Delaware 19903
Phone: 302 739-3689
Fax: 302 739-5060
E-mail: jshort@state.de.us
Web site: www.dnrec.state.de.us/dnrec2000/recycling.asp
Available Publications:
Delaware Directory, Technical Guides, Green Industry Resource Guides.
Significant Legislative Action:
TBA
State Solid Waste Data:
For information on Delaware's solid waste and recycling programs, link to:Delaware Solid Waste Authority's Annual Reports. (Select About, then Annual Reports)
State Recycling Business Directory Information:
- Mid-Atlantic
Consortium of Recycling and Economic Development Officials' Recycling
Markets Directory
- Recycle Delaware
1994, 20 pp., Free
Delaware Solid Waste Authority
P.O. Box 455
Dover DE 19903
Phone: 800 404-7080 or 302 739-5361
Fax: 302 739-4287
Materials Exchange
and Reuse Programs
JTR Grants Awarded:
- Delaware ('94 - Recycling Economic Development
Advocate [REDA]) || PDF version
(4 pp., 76 KB, About PDF)
With EPA funding of this project now concluded, the REDA is now a permanent position in the Delaware Economic Development Office. The project will continue its "Green Industries Initiative" to promote the use of recycled materials and a reduction in waste generation within the manufacturing sector by providing technical and financial assistance to qualifying businesses.
- Delaware ('97 - Expanded Technical Assistance
and Statewide Economic Assessment)
The Delaware Economic Development Office will hire a market development specialist to establish end users of construction and demolition debris and industrial plastics at a brownfield site in Wilmington, hire an information and research specialist to establish and promote an information center, and conduct a statewide economic analysis of recycling to set priorities for economic development officials and state budget requests.