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    Wood Pallet and Crate Recycling: Turning Waste to Energy [Image 2 of 3]

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    The image shows a cluttered outdoor area enclosed by a green chain-link fence with privacy slats. Multiple wooden pallets, scrap wood panels, and miscellaneous debris are piled on a cracked and deteriorating asphalt surface. Weeds are growing through the pavement cracks, suggesting the area has been neglected for some time.

    ILLINOIS, UNITED STATES

    06.17.2019

    Photo by Ashley Bradford 

    U.S. Army Reserve Command

    Excess wood pallets and crates at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, taking up facility space, June 2019. The stockpiled wood pallets and crates turned from Waste to Energy (WTE) as they were chipped into pellets for landscaping mulch production and wood furnaces.

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    Date Taken: 06.17.2019
    Date Posted: 01.21.2020 09:45
    Photo ID: 5886240
    VIRIN: 190617-A-KG026-1005
    Resolution: 1792x1344
    Size: 420.98 KB
    Location: ILLINOIS, US
    Web Views: 30
    Downloads: 2

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    The image shows multiple large wooden shipping crates or storage boxes scattered across a gravel lot outside an industrial or agricultural facility. Some crates are upright and open, while others are tipped over or leaning at angles, suggesting recent unloading, disassembly, or disorganized storage. A white hoop greenhouse structure and a tan metal building are visible in the background.
    The image shows a cluttered outdoor area enclosed by a green chain-link fence with privacy slats. Multiple wooden pallets, scrap wood panels, and miscellaneous debris are piled on a cracked and deteriorating asphalt surface. Weeds are growing through the pavement cracks, suggesting the area has been neglected for some time.
    The image shows two large red industrial machines positioned in a paved lot adjacent to a metal warehouse building. A smaller self-propelled machine on the left appears to be feeding or transferring material into a large red dump truck or trailer on the right via a conveyor or discharge chute. The scene appears to be an industrial or agricultural processing operation.

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