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    Panel discussion: Sustainability Standards for Carpet and Textiles
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2004-05-10) Peoples, Robert ; Elder, Howard M. ; Italiano, Michael L. ; Ritchie, Kirsten
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    CARE - A Market and Product Development Update
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2003-05-12) Peoples, Robert
    CARE is now up and running. The key to the success for carpet recycling will be the creation of products and markets that are cost competitive. This talk will provide a review of CARE efforts to support the development of new products and markets derived from post industrial and post consumer carpet.
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    Panel Discussion on Carpet Recycling
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-05-13) Peoples, Robert ; Bertolucci, Michael D. ; Cook, Fred L. ; Ewadinger, Matthew D. ; Hurd, F. Kenneth ; Poppe, Werner A.
    The Industry has set a goal to recycle 1.5 billion pounds of carpet per year by 2012. Panelists from industry, government and academia will lead the discussion on challenges to achieve the goal and actions to make this a reality.
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    CARE - A Market and Product Development Update
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-05-13) Peoples, Robert
    CARE is now up and running. The key to the success for carpet recycling will be the creation of products and markets that are cost competitive. This talk will provide a review of CARE efforts to support the development of new products and markets derived from post industrial and post consumer carpet.