21. Eureka Recycling - Recycling Education And Programs Eureka recycling is a nonprofit recycler located in the Twin Cities of MInneapolis and St. Paul specializing in recycling education and programs. http://www.eurekarecycling.org/

Looking to Recycle your Electronics? You can recycle your electronics equipment at many locations. Click here for locations in Ramsey County. If your electronics still work and someone else can use them, consider listing them on the Twin Cities Free Market a great way to give and get free stuff! If you would like additional help or information about recycling electronics, please call our hotline M-F 8-5 to talk to one of our recycling specialists. 2008 Guide to Recycling Available Now! Collection schedules are now available for download, as well as detailed sorting information If you would like free reminder stickers for your calendar, please call the hotline (651-222-SORT) or contact us via email ESPAÑOL Información en español está disponible en nuestro sitio web. También se puede llamar nuestro servicio al cliente (inglés solamente). HMOOB : Ntawv qhia txog tej khoom siv uas zoo kho siv dua muaj ua lus Hmoob nyob online lossis hu tau peb tus xovtooj Lus-Askiv. SOOMAALI : Macluumaadka alaabtaa dib loo warshadeyn karo waxaad ka helaysaa bogga internetka isagoo Soomaali ku qoran amase waxaad soo wacdaa khadka degdegga ah ee luqadda-Ingiriiska. How Can I Compost at Home?

22. Container Recycling Institute Container recycling Institute Plastic, glass, and aluminum recycling information. http://www.container-recycling.org/

Has this website been useful? We depend on your financial contributions to keep it running! Please help us out with a donation today. Link One About CRI Contact Us Jobs - Internships ... Link One Version 1.0 UPDATES: The Container Recycling Institute New national bottle bill could mean increased beverage container recycling across the country. Press Release from the Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming Bill details at Bottlebill.org Recent... Useful Tools Water, Water Everywhere CRI's report, Water, Water Everywhere:The Growth of Non-Carbonated Beverages in the U.S. [PDF,368KB] chronicles the dramatic increase in sales of bottled water and other non-carbonated beverages in recent years and looks at the projected growth of the non-carbonated market. Baltimore's Trash Interceptor National Bottle Bill Recommended A December 2006 GAO report cited a nationwide deposit law as a an effective policy option to increase municipal recycling. View more on the eNewsUsa blog Recycling Statistics This site features an abundance of new and updated graphs on recycling, wasting, sales, and consumption of all sorts of packaged beverages. Click on "Recycling Rates" in the menu to the left to get started!

23. HP Environment: Product Return&Recycling The return and recycling pages for inkjet supplies, laserjet supplies and HP recycling services provides an easy way to recycle computer equipment, http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/globalcitizenship/environment/recycle/

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25. EEK! - Our Earth - Recycling Resource recycling and Beyond tells us why we should recycle and what recycling means. Learn while reading a recycling story and have fun with the recycling word http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/caer/ce/eek/earth/recycle/index.htm

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27. NCER Provides a database of USA electronics recycling companies, categorized by activity type and geographical location. http://www.electronicsrecycling.org/

Home Contact Us Link To Us Refer This Site The NCER 2007 per capita collection index is now available! Click here for details. Subscribe to NCER News Email: View Archive Find Electronics Recycling Contacts Search our Directory Register for our Directory Update My Information Welcome to the National Center for Electronics Recycling (NCER) website! The NCER is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is the premier research and program information organization dedicated to the development and enhancement of a national infrastructure for the recycling of used electronics in the U.S. LATEST NEWS UPDATES NCER Executive Director, Jason Linnell, to speak at Electronics and Battery Recycling '08 International Conference in Toronto, Canada on Wednesday, June 4th. Topic: "What's the brand and who's the manufacturer: An analysis of the implementation of US State Electronics Recycling Systems" NCER Executive Director, Jason Linnell, to speak at Waste Expo , May 5-7, 2008 National Center for Electronics Recycling Diverts Nearly 138 Tons of Electronic Waste from West Virginia Landfills; Attends Governor's Signing of Electronics Recycling Bill NCER's Report on 2007 e-cycling events now available! NCER's 2007 per capita collection index is now available and shows a 14% increase over 2006. See the NCER Press Release and Click here to see details on the per capita collection index values and calculations.

28. Dell Recycling We are pleased to offer you the opportunity to recycle your unwanted Dellbranded Product for free. Plus, if you buy a new Dell desktop or notebook and http://www.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/dell_recycling?c=us&cs=19&l=en&

29. Creative Recycling - Electronics & Computer Recycling Disposal is not the answer, computers, computer monitors, various pc parts, televisions and other electronics need to be properly handled by a recycling http://www.crserecycling.com/

HOME ELECTRONICS RECYCLING DATA ... CRS WHY CHOOSE US? Revolutionary Technology Maximum Value Recovery Multiple Locations Awards ... Newsletter Signup Brochures RFT Spring '07 Newsletter Award Winning Services Data Security Welcome to Electronics Recycling Team of Experts! Latest News National Geographic Magazine Spotlights Creative Recycling Read More... Read More... The Information Age has created a virtual tidal wave of electronic devices – including computers and monitors that become obsolete or wear out at an ever-increasing rate. The demand for newer, superior technology has increased the pace at which current devices reach the end of their useful lives. As a result, the question of what to do with obsolete electronics has become a global issue. Disposal is not the answer. Computers and other electronics need to be properly handled by a responsible recycling company rather than being sent to a waste disposal company. Since 1994, Creative Recycling Systems has been an industry leader in asset management and the recycling and reuse of a vast array of end-of-life and obsolete computers, computer monitors and other electronic equipment. In our continuing effort to offset the rapidly increasing burden on the environment, CRS addresses these issues through innovation and integration of the latest state-of-the-art recycling systems into our processing facility in Tampa, Florida. The additional capacity provided by this advanced automation equipment gives CRS a clear advantage over other electronics recycling companies. We do not dispose of the problem; we truly recycle it all using the most advanced, environmentally friendly and cost effective methods for electronics recycling.

30. BRING Recycling: Reducing, Reusing, And Recycling In Eugene, Oregon BRING recycling is located in Eugene, Oregon. 30 years of service as nonprofit organizations dedicated to reuse, reduction and recycling. http://bringrecycling.org/

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31. Mass DEP :: Waste & Recycling Massachusetts recycling Loan Fund Municipal Waste Reduction Grants more Compliance Assistance MassDEP Waste recycling contacts by topic. http://www.mass.gov/dep/recycle/recycle.htm

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32. Recycling Today Business magazine for recycling professionals with monthly coverage of all aspects of the secondary commodity processing and recycling industry. http://www.recyclingtoday.com/

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33. PHILA.GOV | Thank You For Visiting You are now leaving PHILA.GOV, the City of Philadelphia website. Click on the link below and you will be taken to the site you wish to view. http://recycling.phila.gov/

You are now leaving PHILA.GOV, the City of Philadelphia website. Click on the link below and you will be taken to the site you wish to view. http://64.78.36.115 This link is not under the control of The City of Philadelphia and is provided for informational purposes only. The City of Philadelphia does not endorse or recommend any non-City website or any non-City product or service, and is not responsible for the content of this or any non-City website, including its accuracy, completeness, or timeliness. Thank you for visiting PHILA.GOV and please return soon!

34. Resource Recycling Provides details about what is occurring in recycling; current jobs, products and services available to the North American recycling and composting http://www.resource-recycling.com/

Choose a link from below; then click above to return to this home page. PERIODICALS Resource Recycling Magazine The Latest Recycling News E-Scrap News Plastics Recycling Update DIRECTORIES Directory of the North American Electronics Recycling Industry Scrap Plastics Markets Directory Directory of Key Recycling Contacts ... IAER Electronics Recycling Industry Report ONLINE PRODUCTS Free Equipment Information Calendar of Events Recycling in Cyberspace Industry Links ... About the Company Resource Recycling P.O. Box 42270 Portland, OR 97242-0270 (503) 233-1356 (fax) info@resource-recycling.com Courier deliveries only: 600 S.E. Powell Blvd. Portland, OR 97202-2623 For advertising inquiries: Rick Downing, Advertising Director 6075 Hopkins Rd. Mentor, OH 44060-2207 (440) 257-6459 (fax) rick@resource-recycling.com E-Scrap 2008 E-Scrap 2008 will be held September 17-18 at the Phoenix/Glendale Renaissance Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona For the latest information, click here.

35. Kids Recycle Page Welcome to Ecology s solid waste and recycling web page for kids. This interactive Web site is designed to teach you about the importance of waste reduction http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/swfa/kidspage/

Washington State Department of Ecology Solid Waste : Kids Page Welcome to Ecology's solid waste and recycling web page for kids. This interactive Web site is designed to teach you about the importance of waste reduction, recycling, and solid waste management (or how we take care of our garbage). Many materials that we use everyday can be reused and recycled. Explore the links below to learn more about recycling and ways you can reduce the amount you throw away. Aluminum Recycling Tin Recycling Glass Recycling Plastic Recycling ... Interesting Trivia Check out our list of cool links If you are looking for a fun way to learn about the environment, this is the page for you. We have included links to interactive games, word search puzzles, and a coloring book. To start having fun, click here For More Information Please Contact Michelle Payne

36. Recycle It! Craft Projects & Useful Things You Can Do With All That Old Stuff... Make recycled items following simple stepby-step instructions by using anything from paper bags to light bulbs. http://www.make-stuff.com/recycling/

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37. FundingFactory - Unlock The Power Of Recycling Consolidate school fundraising programs under one roof by recycling empty laser and inkjet printer cartridges and/or earn commissions by shopping online. http://www.fundingfactory.com/

Login Register Qualifying Lists Why FundingFactory ... Catalog Assistance Current Participants Username Password Forgot your password? Free Tools Blogs Homework Lesson Plans Highest average prices FundingFactory pays for more used cartridges and cell phones than other competitors, plus pays more per item too! Why Choose FundingFactory? Over $10.5 million already earned! Up to $35 paid for cell phones Up to $12 paid for printer cartridges The most comprehensive set of FREE promotional tools you'll find anywhere. ... it's completely up to you! Business Support Donate your used cartridges and cell phones to benefit a school or nonprofit group. All materials are FREE! Fundraising Rewards Shop with your recycling earnings for great technology and recreation equipment, books, supplies and more! Points or Cash With FundingFactory points you can shop in the Rewards Catalog for everything your group needs. Don't want to use points? Get a check! Rewards Catalog Over 100,000 great products are available through FundingFactory's Rewards Catalog!

38. Recycling Main Page » Waste Management » Florida Department Of Environmental P The recycling Program is responsible for monitoring and reporting on recycling and waste reduction programs across the state, as well as providing technical http://www.dep.state.fl.us/waste/categories/recycling/default.htm

Search: DEP Home About DEP Programs Contact ... Site Map Programs Waste Home Petroleum Storage Systems Solid and Hazardous Waste Waste Cleanup Information Data Reports Forms News Publications and Reports ... Rules Navigation Site Map Search Waste Management Recycling Highlights document.writeln(''); The Recycling Program is responsible for monitoring and reporting on recycling and waste reduction programs across the state, as well as providing technical assistance. It manages the Recovered Materials Dealers Certification program and the Construction and Demolition Debris Facilities Reporting program. It administers the Innovative Recycling and Waste Reduction Grants Program (in conjunction with the Pollution Prevention Program), and it coordinates the Green Lodging program (also in conjunction with the Pollution Prevention Program). It assists Florida First Capital Finance Corporation in administering the Florida Recycling Loan Program. Florida participated in the National America Recycles Day activities. To find out more

39. Tulsa World: Recycling City of Tulsa recycling Program phone number, (918) 596 9777 to sign up. http//metrecycle.com Operates recycling Centers throughout the Tulsa area. http://www.tulsaworld.com/mm/services/recycling.aspx

Thursday, May 29, 2008 Sign In My Account Subscriber Services Entire Site Headlines News Sports Business Entertainment Jobs Autos Homes Classifieds Primary Navigation News Sports Business Spot ... Classifieds Secondary Navigation News Local State US/World Education ... Weather Sports Sports Extra Football Basketball Baseball ... Blogs Business Stocks Aerospace Agriculture Employment ... FYI Spot Best Bets Movies Music Tickets ... Blogs Scene Movies Family Food Health ... Blogs Opinion Editorials Letters Political Cartoons Opinion Polls ... Blogs Transitions Births Celebrations Death Notices Divorces ... Paid Obituaries Videos Videos Blogs Photos Photos Blogs Jobs Job Search Career Resources Upload/Modify Resume Hiring Companies ... Employers Cars My Showroom Build New Car Used Cars Other Vehicles ... Sell Your Car Homes Property Search Commercial Property Find a Builder World of Homes ... Local Interest Rates Classifieds Shopping Place Ads Upload a Photo In 2007, more than 73 percent of newspapers across the country were recovered and recycled. For every 2,000 pounds of newsprint that is recycled, 3.3 cubic yards of landfill space is saved. Last year, the greater Tulsa community recycled more than 15 million pounds of newsprint, saving more than 24,000 cubic yards of landfill space. The Tulsa World uses ink made from soybean oil, a naturally renewable resource. Printing with soy ink generates less paper waste during press runs and is a helpful component in paper recycling. The soy ink can be removed more easily than regular ink from paper during the de-inking process. This allows the recycled paper to have less damage to its paper fibers and have a brighter appearance. Soy takes very little water or energy to grow and since soy ink has very low levels of VOCs (volatile organic compounds, chemical compounds that evaporate and react to sunlight), it is far less polluting than traditional petroleum-based ink.

40. Welcome To Recycling International International magazine dedicated to the interests of the recycling industry. http://www.recyclinginternational.com/

For daily free global recycling news, visit home basic facts calendar advertising ... contact us Welcome to Recycling international Recycling International has gained a strong following across the world as the only independent magazine written specifically for the global recycling industry. Written by recycling experts and experienced journalists, the ten issues published each year serve as an indispensable source of information for senior professionals throughout the international recycling business. Recycling International reaches more than 6000 decision-makers within the international recycling community. Furthermore, research indicates that a further 12 000 people read the magazine when it arrives at their company offices, thereby pushing the total readership figure beyond 18 000. Read more... ISRI releases updated 2007 Scrap Specifications circular The ISRI’s Board of Directors approved recommendations from the Non-Ferrous Division to revise following specifications during their October governance meeting in Boston. 1. Zorba - Shredded nonferrous scrap, predominantly aluminium

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