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Articles by Carolina Curiel

Carolina Curiel
Carolina Curiel
Carolina has been with Scrap Monster since its early days and has participated in Project development, Social Media management, Ecommerce management, and writes weekly on topics related to the Recycling industry. As a creative mind, Carolina focuses on topics such recycling tips, recycling behaviors, creativity within the recycling industry, and market trends. With a technical background, she has worked in digital projects for over 15 years. Her work can be seen on major news networks and on the ScrapMonster news sections.
January 31, 2025-North American Scrap Metal Prices Declined on the Index

January 31, 2025-North American Scrap Metal Prices Declined on the Index

The prices of 6063 Extrusions witnessed no change over the day.
January 29, 2025-North American Scrap Metal Prices Exhibited Mixed Trend on the Index

January 29, 2025-North American Scrap Metal Prices Exhibited Mixed Trend on the Index

Brass Radiator /Fe and Brass Radiator Ends prices maintained the previous day's price levels.
January 27, 2025-North American Scrap Metal Prices Dropped on the Index

January 27, 2025-North American Scrap Metal Prices Dropped on the Index

304 SS Turning witnessed no change in prices as of Monday, January 27, 2025.
January 15, 2025-North American Scrap Metal Prices Jumped on the Index

January 15, 2025-North American Scrap Metal Prices Jumped on the Index

The prices of Copper Radiator scrap recorded a jump of $0.02 per Lb on the Index.
Inside the opaque world of minor metals pricing

Inside the opaque world of minor metals pricing

China's abrupt announcement this week that it will restrict exports of some germanium and gallium products from Aug. 1 is expected to disrupt global supply chains for semiconductors.
Why the wind power industry has hit turbulence

Why the wind power industry has hit turbulence

Problems in Siemens Energy's (ENR1n.DE) wind turbine division that could cost more than a billion euros ($1.09 billion) to fix have shaken investor confidence in the wider industry and last week prompted a sell-off in wind companies' shares.

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