| 2008 | | New Mexico Spent Lamp Recover Program. Involved design and implementation of 4 fluorescent lamp recycling collection programs at solid waste facilities. This program was completed under contract to the State of New Mexico Environment Department |
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| 2008 | | Green Expo. TRR designed and constructed a multi-facceted mobile exhibit for display at the NM State Fair and at venues across NM. This project was completed under contract to the State of New Mexico Environment Department |
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| 2008 | | As a member of a team of four firms, TRR assisted in the research and development of an Integrated Solid Waste Management Plan for the City of Albuquerque. TRR primary role was to evaluate existing solid waste transfer operations, alternatives for recyclables processing, and an analysis of alternative fuels usage in the solid waste collection fleet. |
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| 2009 | | Working as sub-contractor to Zia Engineering and Environmental, TRR is leading the completion of a Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan for the Santa Fe Solid Waste Management Agency |
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| 2010 | | The Recycled Revival took a breather from 2010 to 2013 to focus on a project with the New Mexico Recycling Coalition. The Rural Recycling Technical Assistance Project began with a small USDA grant to develop the Rural Recycling Resource Kit to assist rural recycling program managers with refining and developing diversion programs. This grant also supported my work to map all solid waste facilities in New Mexico using GIS software. The mapping effort exposed numerous areas of New Mexico without access to recycling services.
In 2011, NMRC received a $2.8 million grant award from the USDOE Stimulus Grant Funds. This grant was designed to correct the deficiencies in recycling access in New Mexico and funded the development and expansion 8 recycling facilities in rural New Mexico. Justin Stockdale led the design, construction, equipment procurement and start-up of all eight facilities. |
