61. NHOEP - Recycling Information In February 2003, the NH Governor’s recycling Program became inactive and program activities were assumed by a variety of organizations throughout the State http://www.nh.gov/oep/programs/recycling/RecyclingInformation.htm

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62. Seattle Public Utilities -- Recycling If you are a Seattle resident, recycling service to your house or apartment is free. Many materials can also be recycled at no charge at the recycling and http://www.seattle.gov/util/Services/Recycling/index.asp

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63. CRA Home Page Statebased recycling association conserves resources by advancing waste reduction and recycling. Includes board, membership, councils, and events. http://www.cra-recycle.org/

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64. Recycling Home Page Started by students in 1990, recycling began with a can collection program. Not long afterwards, Witherspoon Hall became the first residence hall to take http://www.uncc.edu/recycling

April 30th, 2008 - Move out for Charity begins April 22nd, 2008 - UNC Charlotte Celebrates Earth Day April 10th, 2008 - Charlotte Goes Green April 2nd, 2008 - Science Friday Host, Ira Flatow to Visit April 22 March 12th, 2008 - Motor Fleet wins Centrolina fuels award November 14th, 2007 - Recycling department holds waste audit and giveaway October 14th, 2007 - David Jones wins N.C. Employees Excellence Award September 13th, 2007 - UNCC Students vote to go green The Office of Waste Reduction Links Keep Charlotte Green Facilities Management UNCC Earth Club T ... he Earth Day Art Contest winner is: Congratulations to the E.A.R.T.H. Club for winning Student organization of the year! Welcome to the UNCC Recycles website. Started by students in 1990, recycling began with a can collection program. Not long afterwards, Witherspoon Hall became the first residence hall to take part. In 15 years we have grown to 14 employees and now recycle over 40 items. We also operate a composting program, an award winning construction and demolition recycling / re-use program, and environmental education on and off campus. Upcoming Events SOAR - June through August Thanks to everyone that participated in our spring campus cleanup! Click here for pictures.

65. Cell Phone Recycling, Wireless Recycling Leader: ReCellular Take advantage of ReCellular’s cell phone recycling programs. Our wireless recycling initiatives help protect the environment and support charities http://www.recellular.com/recycling/

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66. "Recycling ... Is Garbage" By John Tierney They had learned the Three R sReduce, Reuse, Recycle-and discussed how to stop their parents from using paper plates. For Earth Day they had read a http://www.williams.edu/HistSci/curriculum/101/garbage.html

Recycling Is Garbage Rinsing out tuna cans and tying up newspapers may make you feel virtuous, but recycling could be America's most wasteful activity. -By John Tierney AS THEY PUT ON PLASTIC GLOVES FOR THEIR first litter hunt, the third graders knew what to expect. They knew their garbage. It was part of their science curriculum at Bridges Elementary, a public school on West 17th Street in Manhattan. They had learned the Three R's-Reduce, Reuse, Recycle-and discussed how to stop their parents from using paper plates. For Earth Day they had read a Scholastic science publication, "Inside the World of Trash." For homework, they had kept garbage diaries and drawn color-coded charts of their families' trash. So they were primed for the field experiment on this May afternoon. "We have to help the earth," Natasha Newman explained as she and her classmates dashed around the school collecting specimens. Their science teacher, Linnette Aponte, mediated disputes-"I saw that gum wrapper first!"-and supervised the subsequent analysis of data back in the classroom. The students gathered around to watch her dump out their bags on the floor. "Do you see any pattern as I'm emptying it?" Miss Aponte asked.

67. Recycling Program At Sony, we support the recycling of our products with the same respect we have when creating them. Teaming up with Waste Management, we’ve built a http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?catalogId=105

68. Design For Nature By Nature | Integrated Water Strategies — Water Recycling Ecological wastewater recycling system in Chatham County, North Carolina. Wastewater is cleaned for reclamation and reuse using constructed wetlands, http://waterrecycling.com/

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69. Orange County Solid Waste Management Department -- Orange County, NC Orange Community recycling is responsible for providing the following 35% of revenue come from the 3R (Waste Reduction, Reuse and recycling) Fee. http://www.co.orange.nc.us/recycling/

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70. Paper Retriever - Make Every Page Count. Paper recycling program designed for civic groups, schools, and large employers to raise funds through recycling. http://www.paperretriever.com/

71. Chicago Recycling Coalition - Home The Chicago recycling Coalition is an organization of people just like you – who believe that effective recycling and reuse programs are integral to a http://www.chicagorecycling.org/

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73. NYCWasteLe$$: What To Recycle In New York City recycling bins with clear bags recycling is the law in New York City. Residents, schools, institutions, agencies, and all commercial businesses must recycle http://nyc.gov/html/nycwasteless//html/recycling/recycle_what.shtml

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74. Recycling Advocates Formed in 1987, recycling Advocates is Oregon s only citizenbased, grassroots group dedicated to creating a sustainable future through local efforts to http://www.recyclingadvocates.org/

Home About RA Calendar News Programs ... Resources Welcome to the official website of Recycling Advocates Formed in 1987, Recycling Advocates is Oregon's only citizen-based, grassroots group dedicated to creating a sustainable future through local efforts to reduce, reuse and recycle. Click on the About RA link to learn more about our organization and find out how you can join our community of local recycling activists in Portland and the Pacific Northwest. Recycling Advocates is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is proud to be a member of Earth Share of Oregon Click here to find out how you can become a member of Recycling Advocates Current News Now you can use your credit card or PayPal to join or make a donation to Recycling Advocates! Join, renew or donate securely to Recycling Advocates with any major credit card or PayPal. You can still mail in your payment if you prefer - use the buttons below and print, fill in, and mail your membership or donation form along with your check. Us the "Join Recycling Advocates" button if you are renewing your current membership in Recycling Advocates.

75. Phone Recycling Verizon Wireless also concentrates on protecting the environment by collecting spent rechargeable batteries for recycling. The Verizon Wireless Cell Phone http://aboutus.vzw.com/communityservice/hopeLineRecycling.html

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76. NEMA - Thermostat Recycling Corporation The Thermostat recycling Corporation (TRC) is a notfor-profit corporation owned by three NEMA member companies which facilitates the collection by HVAC http://www.nema.org/gov/ehs/trc/

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77. Technology Recycling Company dedicated to recycling 100% of computers and components. Denver, Colorado. http://www.techrecycle.com/

78. Recycling Home The recycling and Litter Prevention program is part of DEQ s Division of Environmental Enhancement, which also includes The Waste Tire Management Program, http://www.deq.state.va.us/recycle/

Skip to Content Online Services Commonwealth Sites Help ... Governor Search Virginia.gov: Virginia DEQ Recycle Home :: Recycling Home Main Menu Recycling Home What's nearly new? Grant Programs Litter Prevention ... Contacts Email: Steve Coe Recycling and Litter Prevention Welcome to the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality's Recycling and Litter Prevention Program homepage. The Recycling and Litter Prevention program is part of DEQ's Division of Environmental Enhancement, which also includes The Waste Tire Management Program, The Pollution Prevention/Environmental Excellence Program, the Coastal Resources Program and the Environmental Impact Review Program. The Recycling and Litter Prevention Program manages the distribution of annual grants to localities for recycling and litter activities, provides information and guidance on recycling and litter prevention topics, tracks and reports on Virginia's recycling programs, and works with localities, other state agencies and environmental groups to promote environmental awareness through recycling and litter prevention programs. The Recycling and Litter Prevention Program works closely with recycling program managers , as well as with local governments and solid waste planning units to ensure that their recycling programs are able to meet or exceed the state's mandated recycling rates. Staff also works with the Virginia Recycling Markets Development Council to identify opportunities to strengthen the state's recycling infrastructures.

79. Recycling - Garbage & Recycling Services - King County Solid Waste Division The recycling Services section of the King County Solid Waste Division Web site. Curbside pickup of primary recyclables is available to more than 90 percent http://www.metrokc.gov/dnrp/swd/garbage-recycling/recycling.asp

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80. Donate Cell Phone, IPod, Digital Camera For Wireless Recycling - Recycling For C RFC is the only 501c3 nonprofit organization recycling old cell phones and wireless products benefiting charities and the environment wireless recycling http://www.recyclingforcharities.com/

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