Target To Let You Recycle Select Small Electronics In Store

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Popular retailer Target has announced that it now allows consumers to recycle small electronics like cell phones and MP3 players in store at its over 1,700 locations nationwide. Read more →

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EPA’s National Cell Phone Recycling Week Starts On April 5

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Looking to get rid of your old cell phone? Next week is National Cell Phone Recycling Week, a campaign to advocate benefits of cell phone recycling such as preserving natural resources. Read more →

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Office Depot Gets Green Thumb With E-Waste Recycling Promo

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Office Depot recently announced that they'll be offering customers gift cards and discounts for recycling a wide range of electronics both in stores and online. Read more →

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New Cellular Recycling Company Springs Up To Fight E-Waste

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A company called eRecyclingCorps is working with U.S. mobile phone service providers to provide recycling and buyback options in carrier stores with the aim of significantly reducing cell phone e-waste. Read more →

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Researchers Feel U.S. E-Waste Trade Ban Wouldn’t Be That Effective

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A new article by researchers at Arizona State University says an e-waste trade ban currently under consideration in Congress won't make a dent in dirty recycling practices abroad. Read more →

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Earth Day Every Day The Green Technology Way

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Green tech is a great way to live Earth Day every day if you like having tech in your life, and we've got a guide to help you find some great green tech solutions in honor of Earth Day's 40th birthday. Read more →

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Green Tech Apathy Exists Among Shoppers Suggests Report

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A new survey indicates a disturbing trend in consumer attitudes; when it comes to purchasing green tech, most Americans (and Millennials especially) don't know and don't care. Read more →

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E-waste In Developing Countries Of Major Growing Concern

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According to a new report from the United Nations Environment Programme, e-waste in developing nations such as China is set to rise by as much as 500% from 2007 levels by 2020. Read more →

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Washington State Recycled Over 38 Million E-Waste Pounds Last Year

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In its first year of operation, the E-Cycle Washington e-waste recycling program collected and recycled nearly 38 million pounds of televisions, computers and monitors--nearly twice as much as a similar program in the state of Oregon. Read more →

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E-Waste Recycling Industry Worth Forecasted $14.7 Billion By 2014

How profitable could it be for the growing industry of e-waste recycling? A new report out suggests the industry, which made $5.7 billion last year, could climb to $14.7 billion within five years. Read more →

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