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New Boeing Plant Aims for Zero Waste Status

April 14, 2011

NORTH CHARLESTON, SC-Much of the waste that will be generated at Boeing’s new 787 assembly plant here will be recycled or reused under an environmental effort announced Wednesday. The $750 million factory will be its first major production site to achieve “zero waste to landfill” status.MORE

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