- Like SHiFT, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services emphasizes the importance of emissions awareness. Since the implementation of the ‘Clean Air Act’ of 1970, there have been numerous variations and adaptations. Fun fact: motorized garden equipment also produce emissions.
- Many fail to recognize that by failing to protect the environment, you’re failing to protect your own health. The state of New Hampshire emphasizes the importance of keeping hazardous waste materials out of the environment. These can include but are not limited to, anti-freeze, hydraulic fluids, and waste oil.
- When it comes to waste tire management, both SHiFT and New Hampshire work hard to ensure proper disposal. Several acts and statewide regulations have been implemented in order to make it unlawful to improperly dispose of waste tires.
Best Auto Recyclers in New Hampshire
Turnpike Auto Parts, headquartered in New Ipswich, NH, is actively involved in the recycling community throughout New Hampshire.
A leader in environmental car recycling, Turnpike Auto Parts is an ARA Certified Auto Recycler (CAR), which means they uphold the highest standards and protocols of auto recycling. Turnpike Auto Parts utilizes cutting edge vehicle dismantling, fluid recovery, and part inventorization to safely and cleanly maximize the recycled content on every vehicle.
Central Auto Recyclers serves the greater Concord, NH area and is also CAR certified leader in sustainable car recycling! Central Auto Recyclers utilizes cutting edge vehicle dismantling, fluid recovery, and part inventorization to safely and cleanly maximize the recycled content on every vehicle.

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