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Howard County firm leading the e-scrap revolution

By Andrew Cannarsa
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Michael Caulfield stood in the vast warehouse, surrounded by boxes of old electronics parts.

“It’s like the miner trying to get gold out of the water,” said Caulfield, vice president of sales for E-Structors. “Everything, at the end of the day, in some way shape or form, we’re recycling it.”

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