Recycling Now Mandatory for All Mpls. Businesses, Houses of Worship
March 15, 2012
Effective immediately, all businesses, workplaces and houses of worship in Minneapolis must adhere to mandatory recycling procedures.
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Pressure Builds for U.S. to Ban E-Waste Exports
March 15, 2012
One hundred seventy-eight countries agree to allow the ban on exports of toxic wastes to developing countries to become law.
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The Fight to Make Medical Sharps Recyclable
March 15, 2012
Medical sharps continue to clog up landfills and mistakenly end up in municipal recycling bins. Identifying a proper recycling program is the solution.
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Redux Studios & Gallery: Promoting Waste Reduction by Upcycling
March 15, 2012
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County’s studio encourages resident artists to recycle salvaged materials in their vibrant works of art.
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How to Recycle File Cabinets
March 14, 2012
Whether you upcycle into a useful piece of office furniture or take it to the metal recycling facility, an unwanted filing cabinet still holds value.
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Electronic Recyclers International Shares Importance of Sustainability at Southeast Recycling Conference and Trade Show
March 14, 2012
The event focuses on linking industry leaders and recycling officials, offering educational sessions, the latest recycling products, equipment and services and networking opportunities.
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Audubon California’s Graham Chisholm and The Ecology Center’s Evan Marks
March 12, 2012
“Green is Good” welcomes Audubon California’s Graham Chisholm and The Ecology Center’s Evan Marks to discuss their green initiatives.
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What Seattle’s Bag Ban Means to Plastic Purists
March 9, 2012
The Emerald City has implemented a plastic bag ban coupled with a 5¢-per-bag fee on paper bags within city limits.
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Salt Lake City Goes Green (and Brown) with Yard Waste Collection Program
March 9, 2012
SLC’s mandatory composting program has lifted the city’s waste-diversion rate to new heights.
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Recycling Profile: Calgary, AB, Canada
March 9, 2012
A bevy of recycling programs and initiatives has Calgarians seeing green.