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    Recycling Program helps Combat Center, environment [Image 2 of 2]

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    Three workers in white hard hats and gloves are sorting cardboard and recyclable materials on a conveyor belt inside a large tent or covered facility. The workers appear to be at a recycling sorting facility, manually separating cardboard boxes and packaging materials. The setting suggests an industrial recycling operation with a structured conveyor-based sorting system.

    TWENTYNINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    02.08.2013

    Photo by Cpl. Ali Azimi 

    Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center

    Elton Munoz, left, LeRoy Edick and James Kitchak of the Qualified Recycling Program Residential Commercial Recycling Section process cardboard for baling at QRP’s commercial-industrial lot on Rifle Range Road. Each bale weighs between 1,500 and 1,700 pounds.

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    Date Taken: 02.08.2013
    Date Posted: 02.08.2013 13:56
    Photo ID: 849573
    VIRIN: 130124-M-KI464-522
    Resolution: 4112x2652
    Size: 4.83 MB
    Location: TWENTYNINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA, US
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    A Bobcat skid-steer loader (unit GN7B49, serial 289696) operated by a Marine Corps facility is dumping a large load of flattened cardboard boxes and mixed recyclable materials into an industrial hopper or baler. The operation is taking place inside a large open-sided tent or fabric structure. This appears to be a military recycling or waste management facility.
    Three workers in white hard hats and gloves are sorting cardboard and recyclable materials on a conveyor belt inside a large tent or covered facility. The workers appear to be at a recycling sorting facility, manually separating cardboard boxes and packaging materials. The setting suggests an industrial recycling operation with a structured conveyor-based sorting system.

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