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		<title>What Is C&amp;D</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the recycling and wood waste industry, we often see the term &#8220;C&#38;D&#8221; The translation is; construction and demolition debris. When new construction, land developing and/or the demolition of buildings occurs, wood wastes are generated. Common wood waste would include: Tree trimmings, branches, stumps, and the logs, themselves Pallets or wooden shipping containers Scrap wood [...]]]></description>
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In the recycling and wood waste  industry, we often see the term &#8220;C&amp;D&#8221;  The translation is; construction and demolition debris.</p>
<p>When new construction, land developing and/or the demolition of buildings occurs, wood wastes are generated.</p>
<p>Common wood waste would include:</p>
<p>Tree trimmings, branches, stumps, and the logs, themselves</p>
<p>Pallets or wooden shipping containers</p>
<p>Scrap wood from new construction, such as 2x4s or plywood</p>
<p>Wood products generated from the demolition of older buildings.*</p>
<p>*Although many of <a href="http://fromwastetoresource.com/what-can-be-recycled/">these products can be recycled</a> and/or reused, great care must be given to the handling of hazardous materials which may be generated from demolition jobs.  Hazardous materials can include surfaces covered in lead paint or mold, asbestos, wood products treated with preservatives and/or containing glue, just to name a few.</p>
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