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A new partnership will help recover millions of pounds of plastic from gas drilling sites in the Marcellus Shale region.
The Pennsylvania Recycling Markets Center Inc. (RMC) has formed a new business partnership to collect and recycle plastic well pad liners from gas drilling sites in the Marcellus Shale region, which is located in Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio and West Virginia. The deep shale formations that make up the Marcellus Shale region have been a hot spot for natural gas drilling.
"This is a first-of-its-kind venture that will produce major and dramatic benefits for Pennsylvania in addition to new jobs and growth for the companies directly," said RMC Executive Director Robert J. Bylone, Jr. during a press conference announcing the recycling partnership.
The benefits include reclaiming millions of pounds of marketable plastic, thus slowing the consumption of landfill space and reducing truck traffic around drill sites.
The partners in the venture are WellSpring Environmental Services LLC, headquartered in Orwigsburg, Pa., and Ultra-Poly Corp., based in Portland, Pa.
Both companies are members of the RMC's Center of Excellence, a network of recycled materials processors and end users of recycled materials.
"The new recycling venture with WellSpring and Ultra-Poly is expected to take at least 20 million pounds a year of plastic well pad liner material out of the waste stream and turn it into useful new products," Bylone said at the press event.
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The products have been gaining traction with builders over the past decade, and the company's co-founder Jim Kerstein thinks it is just the tip of the iceberg.
"One of the keys to getting more than the current 17 percent of plastics recycled is to develop the necessary pull-through, or major uses, of recycled materials," he says. "As Axion and hopefully other manufacturers of recycled products continue to grow and start to develop significant markets, it will become imperative to collect and utilize more materials that currently seem to fall outside of the recycling stream."
Now that one of its material suppliers, Portland, Pa.-based Ultra-Poly, is processing plastic liners from gas drilling sites in the Marcellus Shale region, Axion is furthering its goal to collect material that traditionally is landfilled and making useful products out of it.
Axion's major products made of recycled structural composite (RSC) include Ecotrax composite railroad ties as well as Struxure beams, boards, pilings and bridges and boardwalks. All of these products are made of 100 percent recycled content, with HDPE (high-density polyethylene) as the base material, according to the company.
In 2011, Axion used 10 million pounds of recycled resin. Kerstein says Axion is on track to quadruple that in 2012 by budgeting for the use of in excess of 40 million pounds of recycled resin.
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An estimated 100 million pounds of high-density plastic were used for well pad liners by drillers in the Marcellus Shale region in 2011. Currently most of that material is disposed of in landfills when it needs to be replaced or removed.
Ultra-Poly, a polyethylene and polypropylene recycler with 170 million pounds of annual processing capacity, has designed a proprietary process for processing the liner material and has built a recycling plant specifically for that purpose in a building leased from the Berwick Industrial Development Authority, Berwick, Pa.
"We are supplying the recycled plastic to several existing customers, including Axion International, which turns the material into composite railroad ties and other composite building components," said David LaFiura, vice president of Ultra-Poly. "The market is potentially huge. We have developed an environmentally responsible method, we are the only company doing this and we are in position to recycle as much of the liner material as we can get."
Axion International, based in New Providence, N.J., uses post-consumer and post-industrial plastics to make building products the company says are strong enough to compete with traditional materials. (See the sidebar "Building Bridges" on the right.)
In tandem with that, WellSpring has developed special equipment for separating well pad liners on site so the pieces from one well site can be trucked away for recycling in a single trailer load.
In the past, excavators were used to rip well pad liners into large sections, and then it typically took eight to 10 trips with roll-off containers to take the sections from a single site to a landfill for disposal.
"There's not one well pad in Pennsylvania where this new approach doesn't make sense," said Jonas Kreitzer, president of WellSpring.
It's estimated that 20,000 pounds of liner material is used per drilling site. The state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) issued 3,510 Marcellus Shale well permits in 2011 and another 1,243 through mid-May of 2012.
"We can do liner removal more efficiently, at less cost, while cutting down truck traffic, protecting the environment and generating commercially reusable material," Kreitzer said.
Bylone said, "We think this will have tremendous application and value for the shale gas industry in Pennsylvania, as well as elsewhere. That alone will have a beneficial impact on our economy. It also gives a very big boost to our recycling industry in Pennsylvania, which is growing by leaps and bounds. In addition, it will save landfill space and will cut down on truck traffic, which everyone applauds."
State Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary C. Alan Walker said that the agreement "represents the success that can be achieved when agencies, companies and markets work together in a way that benefits all Pennsylvanians. This venture is a win for everyone—80 new jobs will be created and a cleaner environment will result from this creative reclamation and recycling initiative."
Vince Brisini, deputy secretary for waste, air, radiation and remediation in the state Department of Environmental Protection, commented, "The development of the natural gas industry in Pennsylvania is progressing, and to their credit, the natural gas industry and the associated industries and services are becoming more efficient in the management of resources. This is being accomplished through the expansion in research and development for beneficial re-use of wastewater and other materials that would otherwise simply become part of a waste stream. I am pleased to see another solution that has found a market which allows the recycling and re-use of these plastic well pad liners."
Jay Alexander, general manager of the Wayne Township Landfill in Clinton County, said, "Since the beginning of 2011, the Wayne Township Landfill has been very active in looking for sustainable recycling opportunities for the plastic liner material being removed from the natural gas well sites. In working with WellSpring Environmental Services, we have found a solution."
He said the recycling facility set up in Berwick, Pa., by WellSpring's partner, the Ultra-Poly Corp., "will create an excellent recycling opportunity for the natural gas industry to help keep this valuable commodity out of landfills."
Alexander added that "we are appreciative of the Pennsylvania Recycling Markets Center, which investigated how to recycle this liner and facilitated bringing this project to reality."
Bylone said the recycling process used for well-site liners may also be applicable to the recycling of agricultural film plastic and that this could have further value across Pennsylvania. DEP has already issued permits to the two companies for the process.
WellSpring and Ultra-Poly have invested roughly a combined $4 million in research and development up to this point.
LaFiura said the partnership will generate 80 or more new jobs for Ultra-Poly, provide added job security for another 180 existing company jobs, and add an estimated $1 million per year to state and local tax revenues. Kreitzer said WellSpring would be adding another dozen employees and expanding its truck fleet.
Both men credited the Pennsylvania Recycling Markets Center for making the connection between the two companies and helping them shepherd the partnership into existence. They also said DEP had provided assistance with the permitting process.
This article was based on information provided by Pennsylvania Recycling Markets Center Inc., WellSpring Environmental Services LLC and Ultra-Poly Corp.
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After having their three-game home winning streak snapped on Feb. 6, the Dolphins women's basketball team (7-15, 4-11 A-Sun) faces cross-town rival North Florida (9-13, 7-7) on Monday at 7 p.m. in the first televised women's basketball game in Swisher Gymnasium. The Dolphins, who currently own the final spot in the Atlantic Sun Tournament With seven wins, JU has recorded the second most wins in program history (13 - 2000-01).
In the previous meeting: Senior guard Sheena Carpenter led all scorers with 19 points, but foul trouble and poor shooting by JU in the second half gave North Florida a 64-51 win, on Jan. 2 at UNF Arena. JU shot 29.6 percent from the floor in the second frame (8-27) as the Dolphins lost control of a three-point halftime lead. UNF scored 38 points on 56.5 percent shooting (13-23), and 9-of-11 free throws, in the second half.
Head coach Jill Dunn: Jill Dunn enters her second season as head coach of the Jacksonville University women's basketball program after leading JU to its most overall and conference wins in three seasons, despite the loss of their top two post players. No stranger to the Atlantic Sun Conference, Dunn spent the previous three years helping Georgia State to three consecutive A-Sun Conference titles from 2001-04. Before joining Georgia State, Dunn was the top assistant coach at Miami University (Ohio), during the 2000-01 season. Prior to her one-year stint in Miami, Dunn served as the head coach at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, N.C., from 1998-00. In her final season with the program, the Lady Catamounts posted 12 wins which was the most in 15 seasons at WCU and the most ever by a second-year head coach in the Southern Conference. Before being elevated to the head spot at Western Carolina, she was the top assistant coach during the 1997-98 campaign. Dunn's coaching career began at the University of South Carolina, where she was as an assistant coach from 1994-97. Dunn's success began as a player at Georgia Southern, where she was a three-year starter from 1989-93. She earned Second-Team All-Southern Conference honors and led the Lady Eagles to the SoCon Tournament championship game and a berth in the NCAA Tournament as a senior.
A look at the latest action: Sophomore forward Ashley Williams finished with a game-high 19 points but 27 turnovers led to 24 points for the Owls as the Dolphins fell to Florida Atlantic, 62-59, on Feb. 16 at Swisher Gymnasium. JU shot 37 percent (19-51) from the floor and held an 18-2 advantage in fast-break points. FAU held a 47-39 rebounding advantage and was led by Amanda Bulin's 15 points.
Dolphin notables: Against Florida Atlantic, sophomore forward Ashley Williams finished 6-of-11 from the floor and 7-of-9 from the free-throw line to go with nine rebounds and two blocked shots. Freshman guard DaVina Hamilton tallied 10 points on 4-of-8 shooting, including a 2-of-3 effort from beyond the arc. Freshman forward Virginia Gregoire added nine points, 10 rebounds, four steals and three assists. With seven wins, JU has tallied the second most victories in program history (13 - 2000-01).
Dolphins vying for A-Sun spot: The Dolphins are currently tied with Stetson (4-11) for the final spot in the Atlantic Sun Tournament and are one game behind Lipscomb (5-10) for the seventh seed. JU is in search of only its second postseason appearance (2000-01) since the program began in 1998-99. With five games remaining, the Dolphins will face Lipscomb (home) and Stetson (road) in head-to-head matchups .
A-Dub in the paint: Sophomore forward Ashley Williams was named Atlantic Sun Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Week on Feb. 7 after leading the Dolphins to a pair of wins and the program's first three-game home winning streak since 2002-03. Williams became the first Dolphin to receive the A-Sun weekly honor since forward Yolisha Jackson on Feb. 22, 2002. Williams scored 20 points on 9-of-13 shooting from the field to help the Dolphins defeat Kennesaw State on Feb. 4. She has now tallied eight 20-point performances on the year. In A-Sun play, Williams ranks fifth in scoring (17.3 ppg), second in blocked shots (2.20) and free-throw percentage (.841) and fifth in field-goal percentage (.529). Overall in the conference, she is fifth in scoring (17.1 ppg), first in blocks (2.05 bpg) and field-goal percentage (.550), third in free-throw percentage (.806) and fourth in rebounds (7.8 rpg). Williams tied a program record with 27 points (12-of-14 from the floor), nine rebounds, four steals and blocked shot in a 98-60 loss to USF on Nov. 23. Williams accounted for nearly half of the Dolphins' offense as she continually scored in the low post against taller defenders, including a game-high 13 points at the half. She also tied the program record with 19 rebounds (Kat Sungy) against Savannah State on Dec. 12 and six blocks (Millica Milijkovic) at Campbell on Feb. 2. Williams is currently 24 points shy of breaking the program record for single-season points (399), which was set by Kat Sungy in 2001-02.
Goin' out with a bang: Senior guard Sheena Carpenter has come alive in 2005-06 after adjusting to a new squad and a different offensive strategy. She has began to heat up at the end of the season by reaching double-figures in points in nine of her last 12 games, including two 20-point performances. Against Kennesaw State, she led the sqaud with 22 points on 9-of-12 shooting from the floor. In A-Sun play, Carpenter ranks seventh in points (14.7 ppg) and sixth in free-throw percentage (.795). Overall in the conference, she is seventh in scoring (13.5), sixth in free-throw percentage (.759) and eighth in rebounding (6.7 rpg). In the JU career record books, she surpassed Lexie Richards (191 - 1999-04) as the all-time assist leader at Gardner-Webb on Jan. 12 and is currently sitting at 217. She is also third in points (920), rebounds (426) and free-throws made (204) and fourth in steals (72). Carpenter needs 80 points in her final five games to become the third Dolphin to reach 1,000 career points (Kat Sungy, Yolisha Jackson).
Sacre blu: Freshman forward Virginia Gregoire (Greg-WAH) has slowly become an X-factor for the Dolpins in the past 11 games. With each game, she is gaining more confidence in her quickness and is getting to the basket on a regular basis. She tallied a season-high 18 points in a win over Bethune-Cookman on Dec. 29 and has eclipsed the double-digit mark in points on five occasions. Gregoire has also been a terror on the boards by collecting a season-high 13 at Gardner-Webb on Jan. 12 and has posted double-figures in three games. In the Dolphins' last 11 games, in which they are 4-7, Gregoire is averaging 6.7 points, 7.2 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.4 steals per contest.
Taking care of the ball: One of the staples of improvement for the Dolphins last season was turnover margin. Last season, JU averaged 17.1 turnovers per contest, compared to 19.0 by its opponents. The Dolphins' turnover margin (+1.89) ranked second in the Atlantic Sun Conference. Florida Atlantic (+2.14) and Troy (+1.07) were the only other members to post a positive turnover margin on the year. The Dolphin's inexperience showed up on the stat sheet as JU averaged 21.7 turnovers compared to 17.1 by its opponents in the first 11 games of the season. In the last 11 games, JU is averaging 17.0 compared to 21.4 by its opponents. Currently, the Dolphins are averaging 19.4 turnovers per contest, compared to 19.2 by their opponents. The following is the average turnovers per contest in JU history:
1999-00: 25.1 2000-01: 23.3 2001-02: 28.2 2002-03: 25.7 2003-04: 19.7 2004-05: 17.1
An interesting trend: The Dolphins are powered by the dynamic duo of senior guard Sheena Carpenter and sophomore forward Ashley Williams. But JU has only been successful in the win column when the supporting cast jumps to the forefront. In 15 losses this season, the scoring average leaders are as follows: Williams (15.9 ppg), Carpenter (14.4 ppg), junior guard Nakina Alford (6.5 ppg), freshman guard Regina Omoite (5.9 ppg) and freshman guard Virginia Gregoire (5.9 ppg). Also to be added in the equation is an average of 1.9 assists per game by Omoite. In seven wins, the scoring average leaders are as follows: Williams (19.6 ppg), Carpenter (11.7 ppg), Alford (10.3 ppg), Gregoire (10.0 ppg), and Omoite (6.3 ppg). During that span, Omoite is averaging 3.7 assists per game.
JU in the A-Sun: In conference play, the Dolphins are currently second in free-throw percentage (.712) and blocked shots (4.47) and fifth in scoring offense (61.7). In A-Sun play, sophomore forward Ashley Williams ranks fifth in scoring (17.3 ppg), second in blocked shots (2.20) and free-throw percentage (.841) and fifth in field-goal percentage (.529). Overall in the conference, she is fifth in scoring (17.1 ppg), first in blocks (2.05 bpg) and field-goal percentage (.550), third in free-throw percentage (.806) and fourth in rebounds (7.8 rpg). In A-Sun play, senior guard Sheena Carpenter ranks seventh in points (14.7 ppg) and sixth in free-throw percentage (.795). Overall in the conference, she is seventh in scoring (13.5), sixth in free-throw percentage (.759) and eighth in rebounding (6.7 rpg). In A-Sun play, freshman guard Virginia Gregoire is seventh with 2.76 offensive rebounds per game.
Injuries no longer a factor: No matter what the year, it seems that injuries are the center of attention for the JU women's basketball program. But recently, the injuries have subsided and the Dolphins are getting to full strength in the final weeks of the season. Last season, injuries took their toll on the Dolphins' post players when center Kara Donnell had missed the first half of the year while recovering from a knee injury in the preseason. After suffering another setback in her first practice, she is out indefinitely. Forward Yolisha Jackson has missed 17 games when she reinjured her left knee against Mercer on Jan. 6. This year, sophomore guard Crystal Ayers will miss the entire season due to surgery on her right knee. Ayers was penciled in to start at point guard after transferring from Okaloosa-Walton Junior College. Junior center Talia Johnson missed 17 games (Nov. 23-Feb. 4) this year with a knee injury and before returning to the lineup on Feb. 9 at East Tennessee State.
In select company: Senior guard Sheena Carpenter became only the second Dolphin in program history to be named to the preseason All-Atlantic Sun Conference team in November. She joins former forward Kat Sungy, who earned the honor prior to the 2001-02 season. Last season, Carpenter was the focal point for the Dolphins offense despite the squad being beset by injuries to the post. Since taking over the point guard position as the playmaker for the offense, Carpenter averaged 17.1 points, 5.6 rebounds and 4.1 assists per contest. Carpenter led the squad with an average of 14.4 points and 3.4 assists, while also shooting 40.9 percent from the field. In the A-Sun, Carpenter ranked sixth in points (14.4 ppg), assists (3.37 apg) and assist/turnover ratio (0.93) and sixth in free-throw percentage (.764). In the Dolphin career record book, she is fourth in points (622), fifth in assists (157) and third in free throws made (121) despite playing in only her second season with the program.
A couple of returners: Senior guard Sheena Carpenter was named to the Preseason All-Atlantic Sun Conference Team. Carpenter, who is the first Dolphin to be selected for the honor since forward Kat Sungy in 2001, joins Stetson guard Nefertiti Walker (Preseason Player of the Year), Florida Atlantic guard Shontavia Williams, Gardner-Webb guard Sequenta Blackman and Gardner-Webb forward Shameka Smith. Carpenter, the squad's lone senior, led the Dolphins with an average of 14.4 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game. Her points and assists per game ranked sixth in the Atlantic Sun Conference, while also finishing sixth with a 0.93 assists-to-turnover ratio. Also rounding out the returners for the Dolphins are junior guard Nakina Alford, junior center Talia Johnson and junior guard Jenarie Davis.
The land of opportunity: Not only is JU attempting to make a name for itself with its performance on the floor, several former players and coaches have gotten opportunities to advance their careers after spending time with the program. Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick, an assistant coach last season with Dolphins, was hired for the same position at Charlotte on May 25. Rebecca Montz and Yolisha Jackson, who each finished their JU careers last season, were hired as graduate assistants at Centenary College and Kennesaw State, respectively.
And a few new faces: Leading the infusion of youth for the Dolphins this season will be five freshmen and two junior college transfers. During their prep career, the class combined to win three state titles, six regional championships and 16 district crowns, while also combining for a 305-57 overall record. Forward Kelly Ford (University Christian), guard Virginia Gregoire (Deerfield), guard DaVina Hamilton and guard Regina Omoite (North Miami Beach) make up the incoming freshmen. Guard Crystal Ayers (Okaloosa Walton JC) and forward Ashley Williams (North Florida CC) will join the squad as transfers.


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Comportamiento en muestra finita de los contrastes de integracion estacional para datos mensuales
AbstractIn this paper we carry out a broad simulation experiment where the finite sample behaviour of two parametric seasonal unit root tests for monthly data is studied. In concrete, we analyse the performance of both the Franses (1991) and Canova and Hansesn (1995) procedures. We point out, among other facts, the large distortions in size caused by MAs structures or by misspecification of the seasonal terms. We also show that the tests we study seem to be robust in front periodic seasonality. In this case, the problems are focused on the zero frequency although a decrease in power is also observed in the seasonal frequencies related with the variation of the periodic coefficients. Finally, we point out several facts not expected when we designed the simulation experiments that need future research.
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