walmart.com - 3/13/2009
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Your old cell phone can help support United Way charities please recycle it today! The Walmart.com site includes Flash technology. To avoid interruption of software designed to aid visually-impaired people, please turn off your Flash player.
supereco.com - 3/12/2009
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supereco.com —
"Sustainability" is one of those words that's in
danger of losing its meaning from over-use. Is it
a synonym for "green?" Is it all about recycling? Does it mean lowering our standard of living? No, no, and emphatically NO according to a Scientific American article ...
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What is sustainability?
supereco.com - 3/20/2009
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supereco.com —
Garbage in ... no garbage out? Belt-tightening consumers
seem to be reducing and reusing more than they
are recycling . The LA Times reports that San Francisco is disposing of less in landfills than it has in 30 years, while disposal rates in nearby San Diego are on track to bring in ...
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Recycling slumps along with economy
theenergycollective.com - 3/18/2009
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theenergycollective.com —
Recycling should be your second to last option.
The best option is not using something that will
need to be trashed. If that’s not possible, the next best option is to choose reusable alternatives. But, if you have something to get rid of, by all means recycle it! The worst option is using ...
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Recycling: The Second Worst Choice
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Recycling Electronics: How to Recycle at Wal-Mart
GoodCleanTech —
... How to get started: Recycle your old cell phones through Walmart.com. Print the free shipping label and affix to package. Drop it in the mail. Proceeds from recycled phones will help support United Way, a national network of more than 1,300 locally governed organizations that help communities. ...
How To Recycle Your Electronics
The Green Parent —
... How to get started: To participate in TigerDirect.com’s Trade-In Program, follow these four steps: register for a trade-in account; select a category to use the trade-in estimator and receive an instant estimate; print a prepaid shipping label; and ship your item to the trade-in warehouse. You’ll receive a TigerDirect.com Gift Card in the mail, based on the trade-in value of your item.
Fee(s): None
Company: Wal-Mart
What can be recycled: Cell phones
How to ...
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