
Originally Posted by
tski72
Been reading about this for a while. NuLife claims that to ensure profitabilty, when you start up a furnance, you should have 10 years worth of feedstock. Kind of makes sense. Why install a furnance and find out later that you can't make your investment back. Problem here is the EPA speculative accumulation rule. Basically says you must recycle at least 75% of your stock each year to not be considered speculative accumulation. Also read that either NY or PA wanted some sort of bond to ensure that if they went belly up, someone would clean up the rest of it.
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