Best Buy’s Insignia Brand Combats E-Waste
September 26, 2013
Insignia and Best Buy make a great recycling pair: With in-store recycling of all kinds of electronic devices, the retailer aims to recycle 1 billion pounds of e-waste by 2014.
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e-cycleNYC’s First Recycling Bins Debut
September 25, 2013
The bins allow residents at the Via Verde condominiums in the Bronx to recycle e-waste right in their building.
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Extra Space Storage’s Garret Stembridge: Recycling Projects for Wine Bottles and Mason Jars
September 25, 2013
There are plenty of ways to repurpose bottles and jars into decorative household features, adding some unique upcycled beauty to your abode.
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Samsung Recycles Responsibly with Drop-Off, Mail-in Programs
September 23, 2013
The company’s goal is to recycle more than 95 million pounds of electronics in 2013.
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VIZIO Practices Producer Responsibility, Lessens Impact
September 20, 2013
VIZIO’s eco-touches include packaging made from recycled content and a partnership with MRM to ensure safe recycling at the end of its products’ lifespan.
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Recycling Profile: Charleston, SC
September 20, 2013
Recycling change is coming in Charleston, as the surrounding county rolls out a new commingled recycling program.
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Producer Recycling Responsibility with MRM
September 19, 2013
The Electronic Manufacturers Recycling Management Company has developed a responsible way for manufacturers and consumers to recycle electronics.
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LG’s Growing Recycling Program
September 18, 2013
Working with certified electronics recyclers, LG has continued to ramp up its recycling efforts yearly to meet e-waste demands.
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Reduce Your Impact with PrintEco
September 16, 2013
PrintEco’s free software cuts paper and ink waste significantly, helping you to conserve your office resources.
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Office Depot Creating E-Waste Recycling Solutions
September 16, 2013
The office supply superstore allows customers to recycle multiple electronics at once with its innovative Tech Recycling Service.