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Sprint Nextel CEO Hesse unveils expanded phone recycling program
Kansas City Business Journal Sprint Nextel Corp. has expanded a program for recycling used wireless devices by allowing customers to trade in devices regardless of the carrier or … Sprint Challenges Wireless Industry to Embrace a Greener Future Sprint's in-store phone buy back program Sprint "Buyback" program now accepting most phones, regardless of carrier or brand |
Archive for February, 2010
Sprint Nextel CEO Hesse unveils expanded phone recycling program - Kansas City Business Journal
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UN says we’ll choke on e-waste unless developing countries recycle - Tainted Green
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UN says we'll choke on e-waste unless developing countries recycle
Tainted Green … are rapidly increasing their adoption of electronic goods but don't have an infrastructure or regulations in place to foster sound recycling processes. … UN Discusses E-waste Threat E-Waste Creates Economic, Environmental Problem for Developing Nations Add billions of mobile phones to the world's e-waste problem |
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ADVANCING COMPOSTING, ORGANICS RECYCLING & RENEWABLE ENERGY - BioCycle magazine
 BioCycle magazine |
ADVANCING COMPOSTING, ORGANICS RECYCLING & RENEWABLE ENERGY
BioCycle magazine WE ARE not even six weeks into 2010 and the composting, organics recycling and anaerobic digestion world has already seen more action than all of 2009 (okay … BioCycle World |
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SADIF Analytics releases new summary due diligence report for Appliance … - PR-inside.com (press release)
SADIF Analytics releases new summary due diligence report for Appliance …
PR-inside.com (press release) 2010-02-23 19:19:45 - SADIF-Investment Analytics has applied its StockMarks™ stock-rating system to Appliance Recycling Centers of America and produced a … |
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Recycle Your Gear to Help Combat Global E-Waste - PC World
 PC World |
Recycle Your Gear to Help Combat Global E-Waste
PC World Here are five ways you can recycle your old gadgets, with providers that explicitly state that their recycling programs ensure that the hazardous materials … |
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Santa Clara County officials consider new water recycling facility - Water Technology Online
Santa Clara County officials consider new water recycling facility
Water Technology Online The Santa Clara Valley Water District is considering the construction of a $52 million water recycling facility at the San Jose-Santa Clara Water Pollution … |
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Fillmore Water Recycling Plant Wins Project of the Year Award - MarketWatch (press release)
Fillmore Water Recycling Plant Wins Project of the Year Award
MarketWatch (press release) The Fillmore Water Recycling Plant was completed in August 2009, and received certification to begin operations in September 2009. … |
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CITY OF LOCKPORT: Recycling committee pursuing $500K grant - Lockport Union-Sun & Journal
CITY OF LOCKPORT: Recycling committee pursuing $500K grant
Lockport Union-Sun & Journal Up to $500000 of federal “stimulus” funding is being sought on the City of Lockport's behalf so it can get a full curbside recycling program … The Record: Let's talk trash Los Angeles is Largest City to Partner With RecycleBank |
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Four thousand recycling bins will be provided in East Tennessee through ALCOA … - Maryville Daily Times
Four thousand recycling bins will be provided in East Tennessee through ALCOA …
Maryville Daily Times ALCOA Inc. is providing about 4000 recycling bins through community organizations in East Tennessee, including Blount County. The company announced Monday … New recycling bins to roll out next week Recycling Old Habits Alcoa to Provide Recycling Bins Throughout U.S. |
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Leaving the Trash Behind - New York Times
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Leaving the Trash Behind
New York Times Darrell Halsell, a custodian, checked recycling chutes at Oakland International Airport in California. A blog about energy, the environment and the bottom … In planes and terminals, a push to recycle Delta, Virgin, Southwest Top Airline Recycling Report Card Group Pushes For More Recycling By Industry |
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