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APPENDIX G
ITEMS THAT WILL BE RECYCLED UNDER THE QUALIFIED RECYCLING PROGRAM (QRP)
| Beverage containers (metal, glass, & plastic) |
| Office paper |
| Batteries (lead acid) |
| Tires |
ITEMS THAT MAY OR MAY NOT BE RECYCLED AND DIRECTLY SOLD UNDER A (QRP)
| Items that May be Recycled and Directly Sold under a QRP |
| Items that May Not be Recycled and Directly Sold under a QRP |
| Industrial scrap metal |
| Scrap generated from activity routinely used to offset overhead and customer costs |
| Scrap generated metal if determined uneconomical for activities that routinely use proceeds to offset overhead and customer cost |
| Items that must be demilitarized at any time during its life cycle. |
| Expended firing range brass and gleanings- not requiring demilitarization, which have been crushed, shredded, or otherwise destroyed prior to public sale. |
| Items that can be reused for their original purpose without special processing such as: |
| Beverage containers (metal, glass, & plastic) |
| 1. Used Vehicles |
| Office paper (High-grade, bond, computer, mixed, telephone books and Federal register) |
| 2. Vehicle or machine parts |
| Newspaper |
| 3. Electrical components |
| Cardboard/Pressboard |
| 4. Unopened containers of oil, paints or solvents |
| Glass |
| 5. Bottles (not scrap glass) |
| Plastics |
| Commissary store waste (bones, fats and meat trimmings) and Exchange store waste |
| Scrap wood |
| Repairable items not processed through the disposal cycle |
| Rags/Textile wastes |
| Fuels |
| Used Oil (except when hazardous waste) |
| Ships, planes, or weapons that must undergo demilitarization or mutilation prior to sale |
| Batteries (unless prohibited by law) |
| Munitions list items or strategic list items |
| Tires |
| Hazardous wastes (including household hazardous waste) |
| Used cooking oils |
| Precious metal scraps |
| Wire and Cable (Primary and secondary building wire) |
| Radioactive materials |
| Non-hazardous Construction and Demolition items (i.e. scrap metal from appliances, copper piping, etc.) |
| Ozone depleting substances |
Note: Above list is taken from Air Force Instruction (AFI) 32-7042 which should be referenced in following these guidelines.