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Remember when we used to shake our heads at the guy with the shopping cart full of aluminum cans? Seems to me that he has been one step ahead of the rest of us. Scrap metal has become a business that is continually growing. It makes a good hobby and great...

You took the first step by placing your plastic products into the recycling bin. Have you ever wondered what happens to all your recycling efforts? Will the coke bottle you recycled yesterday get turned into a t-shirt? The recycling process is actually...

These days more than ever we read about going green on all types of mass media, including the news, internet sites, blogs and forums, radio, TV as well as in day to day conversation. Everybody should be aware of their own environment and make sure not ...

I have recently relocated to the city of Knoxville, Tennessee and have been pleasantly startled by the extent of the consideration towards environmental friendliness the city has as a whole. Everywhere I look this is evidenced - just the other day I was d...

What do you do with your ink cartridges when your printer runs out of ink? Do you recycle them or do you just throw them into the trash? Hundreds of millions of printer ink cartridges are used throughout the world every year. Unfortunately only about...

It may seem simple enough, but there are certain specifics to recycling that can help the environment and your sanitation service. Recycling reduces waste that builds in landfills in order to make new products from the old. This is rewarding for us and th...

    Inroads into the regular army Although the market is difficult to specifically discarded electronic products each year to form a consistent data, but this huge market opportunity has been a number of industry to see. This reporter has learne...

Most people are taught to recycle. In many cases this is a good habit to have as it has good long term results. At times there are some major disadvantages to this practice. This is not an attempt to get people to stop recycling or feel badly but to th...