New York Kids Get A Hands-On Lesson In Recycling

Recyclarium New York

The world's first roving "Recyclarium" mobile education center has been deployed to the public schools of New York City to teach kids about recycling. Read more →

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Amazing Cardboard Bike Let You Go Green For Only $9

Gafni-cardboard-bike

Using only tightly folded cardboard, this Israeli designer fashioned a 100% cardboard bike that not only functions exactly like the real thing, it's also pretty darn stylish. Read more →

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DIY Project Turns Extra Cardboard Into An Artistic Bookshelf

cloud-cardboard-bookshelf

Got extra cardboard and some glue? That's all you need to create your own floating bookshelf. Read more →

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ReliaTech Offers 100 Paid Internships To Boost E-Waste Recycling

ReliaTech Interns

ReliaTech's new refurbishing, recycling, and distribution center in Richmond, California will offer 100 paid internships to those seeking training in the e-waste industry. Read more →

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London 2012: The Greenest Games Yet?

London Olypics 2012

The two non-profits that helped the London 2012 committee develop its sustainability targets says the Olympics has come a long way, but still has room to move. Read more →

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Apple Admits Ditching EPEAT Was A Mistake

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Although it says the EPEAT could do more to reflect its high environmental standards, Apple will reinstate all eligible products, effectively immediately. Read more →

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Recycled Doors Blur The Line Between Building And Art

1000 Doors

In Seoul, an artist known for his use of upcycled materials took a thousand reclaimed doors and transformed an unremarkable building into a work of art. Read more →

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Apple Thinks Its Products Are Just Fine Without EPEAT

Apple Store

Apple responds to criticism of it's decision to drop all 39 computers from the EPEAT registry. Read more →

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Sprint Buyback Program Named Best In The Business

Sprint Buyback

Some say that manufacturers should be doing more to encourage customers to recycle their products. Sprint seems to have taken that advice to heart. Read more →

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Apple Rejects Recyclability In Favor Of Lower Costs

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Apple has withdrawn all of its products from the EPEAT (Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool) registry. Will this keep you from buying them? Read more →

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