Go Sustainable: School Supplies for the College Student
February 9, 2012
Binders full of bleached paper? Plastic pens? Textbooks? These are things of the past on today’s college campuses.
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Samsung Blue Earth: Everything an Eco-Friendly Phone Should Be
February 9, 2012
The phone, composed of recycled plastics, features a solar charger and CO2 calculator, among other green features.
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Feds Applaud Growing Local Industry: ERI Hosts GSA, EPA and Industry Partners for Roundtable
February 8, 2012
The meeting was part of the Obama Administration’s strategy to promote job creation and the responsible recycling of electronics products.
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Label Popper’s Steve Nazarian: Conserve Paper While Recycling Cans
February 7, 2012
There are more than 1 million trees hiding in your recycle bin — seriously! A little-known fact about can recycling could make a big difference.
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Sprint’s Buy-Back and Reuse Program for Mobile Devices
February 6, 2012
The mobile carrier offers users incentive to recycle. A sister program, Project Connect, accepts any old cell phone regardless of condition or carrier.
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DonQ Rum’s Roberto Serrallés, Ph.D., and O.N.E. Drinks’ Rodrigo Veloso
February 6, 2012
“Green is Good” welcomes DonQ Rum’s Roberto Serrallés, Ph.D., and O.N.E. Drinks’ Rodrigo Veloso to discuss their green initiatives.
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Recycling Profile: Boise, ID
February 3, 2012
A curbside collection program called Curb It is making it easier (and cheaper) for Boiseans to recycle properly.
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Nokia’s Sustainability Push
February 3, 2012
Utilizing “Eco profiles,” Nokia has empowered consumers to make smart, green decisions when choosing smartphones.
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Triscuits: A Greener Snack Than You May Think
February 3, 2012
Triscuit is promoting local farming in a detailed new website that will help you conserve and eat healthier.
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A Plastics Recycling Breakthrough
February 3, 2012
Stanford University and IBM have announced a new technology that could change plastics recycling forever.