Electronics TakeBack Coalition
January 24, 2011
The Electronics TakeBack Coalition is all about electronics manufacturers and brand owners taking full responsibility for the life cycle of their products.
Articles
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What’s the Environmental Footprint of a 92” TV?
January 24, 2011
Mitsubishi’s 92″ 3D TV arrives this summer, probably with a large environmental footprint.
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SRI’s Casey Fenton: Striving for Steel Sustainability
January 24, 2011
Steel is the world’s most recycled material, but the Steel Recycling Institute continues to help those recycling numbers increase.
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How to Give Wintry Elements the Cold Shoulder, Naturally!
January 21, 2011
These all-natural de-icing methods reuse and conserve far better than chemical alternatives!
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Eco-Friendly Ice Skating
January 21, 2011
New conservation methods in ice skating, from recycled water and natural energy to waterless ice, are appearing all over the country this winter.
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Reusing Dormant Baseball Stadiums for Winter Recreation
January 21, 2011
A baseball stadium in Cleveland was determined not to stay closed all winter. But is it an eco-friendly operation?
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Powderhounds Take Note: New Crafty Possibilities for Old Skis and Snowboards
January 20, 2011
Do you have spent skis and snowboards from winters past? They can avoid the landfill and be remade into a multitude of useful, eco-friendly objects.
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Urban Bas-Relief Carved Out of Old Billboard Posters
January 20, 2011
When Bat ArT Error carved an incredible bas-relief into the layered paper blocks of an old billboard in Berlin, the group created an work of art highlighting the wastage of posters.
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Start the Year with Organic Essence
January 19, 2011
Apart from making fantastic natural care products, Organic Essence also takes measures to make sure its packaging is eco-friendly as well.
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Furniture Made from Recycled Winter Sports Gear
January 19, 2011
Skis and snowboards can outlast the slopes by reusing them as various furniture items.