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Analyzes the dismantling of six (6) houses during 1999-2000 to examine the cost effectiveness of deconstruction and salvage when compared to traditional demolition.
Characterizes the quantity and composition of building related construction and demolition (C&D) debris generated in the United States, and summarizes the waste management practices for this waste stream.
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Wentworth
Institute of Technology
