Recycling

Waste Management Provides Mail-Back Service For Recycling Flourescent Lighting

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Waste Management, Inc. recently announced that it has acquired the LampTracker business, the nation’s first provider of mail-back recycling for fluorescent lighting, from shareholders of Mercury Waste Solutions, LLC. This business, which will be operated through Waste Management’s WM LampTracker subsidiary, will provide collection and safe recycling of fluorescent bulbs using integrated on-line tracking capability […]

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Recycling and Donating Old Cell Phones Made Easy Thanks to New Partnership of Nonprofits With the Wireless Alliance

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Recycling and donating your old, used cell phone is easier than ever before, thanks to a unique partnership that was announced today. Community Computer Connection, which refurbishes and donates computers to underserved communities and schools in Colorado, and Providers’ Resource Clearinghouse, a nonprofit that donates office supplies and furniture to community-based organizations, have partnered with

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Metals Industry Publishes Declaration on Recycling For Sustainable Development

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The International Council on Mining and Metals has recently published a declaration on recycling principles aimed at encouraging product policy-makers, designers and manufacturers to adopt life cycle thinking when developing metals recycling policies. Metals are chemical elements and therefore can be recycled infinitely with no inherent degradation of properties. Commonly today the content of recycled

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Airports Are Finding Cost Savings by Cutting Waste From Cans to Coffee Grounds

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According to a new report by the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) some airports and the carriers that use them are finding creative solutions for thousands of tons of cans, bottles, and paper that come off the aircraft headed for costly landfills that pay significant financial dividends. "Airlines in the U.S. throw away enough aluminum

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Dell Completes Implementation of Global Free Recycling

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Dell has launched free recycling in several additional markets worldwide, meeting a timetable set in June to provide free recycling of any Dell-branded product for consumers worldwide as part of its global recycling policy. Dell is the first and only computer manufacturer to offer such a program. This recycling offer is designed for consumers and

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Experimental Xerox Paper Erases Itself, Results In Temporary Documents On Reusable Paper

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Xerox Corporation scientists have invented a way to make prints whose images last only a day, so that the paper can be used again and again. The technology, which is still in a preliminary state, blurs the line between paper documents and digital displays and could ultimately lead to a significant reduction in paper use.

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Osram Sylvania Announces Lamp Recycling Program With Veolia

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Osram Sylvania is proud to announce that it has developed an industry-first business association with Veolia Environmental Services, the largest lamp and ballast recycler in North America, to provide environmentally responsible recycling alternatives.  As a leader in environmentally preferable, energy-efficient lighting solutions, Osram Sylvania is now expanding its range of lighting and recycling solutions by

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National Center for Electronics Recycling

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  The National Center for Electronics Recycling (NCER) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization formed in 2005 that is dedicated to the development and enhancement of a national infrastructure for the recycling of used electronics in the U.S. through: the coordination of initiatives targeting the recycling of used electronics in the United States participation in pilot

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