What happens to tires after they wear out? That’s a good question — and one that can now be answered by Frank DeCarlo, new general counsel of Liberty Tire Recycling. DeCarlo was appointed as the company’s top lawyer last week.
As DeCarlo would tell you, some 110 million used tires are collected by Liberty annually and reprocessed into about 1.5 billion pounds of rubber each year. Liberty, a private company, then uses that rubber to produce crumb rubber, industrial feedstock, rubber mulch, and tire derived fuel.
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