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Auto Recycling: ARA's Plans And Perspectives

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Vince Edivan, Executive Director at the Automotive Recyclers Association (ARA) in the US, discusses what is happening at the organization. He described his efforts to improve communication and strengthen the team as he settles into his role. He also discussed how auto recyclers can be both profitable and environmentally friendly and the importance of public education to shift perceptions about recycled vehicle parts.

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Auto Recycling: ARA's Plans And Perspectives

Vince Edivan, Executive Director at the Automotive Recyclers Association (ARA) in the US, discusses what is happening at the organization. He described his efforts to improve communication and strengthen the team as he settles into his role. He also discussed how auto recyclers can be both profitable and environmentally friendly and the importance of public education to shift perceptions about recycled vehicle parts.

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