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“Green” Your Business: Tips to Promote Eco-Friendly Work Habits

April 15, 2013 7:06 PM0 comments
“Green” Your Business: Tips to Promote Eco-Friendly Work Habits

Going green can help your business save money, protect the environment and develop a positive reputation throughout the community.

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Recycling facts you should know – Infographic

April 10, 2013 10:30 AM0 comments
Recycling facts you should know – Infographic

Have you ever wondered about the stats behind waste production and recycling in the U.S.? Check out the infographic below for a number of interesting facts about recycling that should motivate you to put as much in your blue bin as possible. © 2013 Fast Haul

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Recycling Demolition Waste – What it does to the Environment

April 8, 2013 8:15 AM1 comment
Recycling Demolition Waste – What it does to the Environment

Watching a building, or structure, come crashing down due to a planned demolition can be an impressive sight. The precision and planning behind a demolition is almost as equally impressive. However, there’s a part of this process that’s often forgotten or overlooked and that’s the clean-up. The debris, waste and [...]

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Why Recycling Card And Paper Is So Important

March 25, 2013 1:12 PM0 comments
Why Recycling Card And Paper Is So Important

The amount of paper thrown away every week in the US and Great Britain is staggering. According to the American Forest and Paper Association, the average US citizen uses more than 748 pounds of paper every year – and in Britain, it has been estimated that a typical family throws [...]

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5 Coolest Uses for Old Phones: From Upcycling to Arts

March 24, 2013 8:15 AM0 comments
5 Coolest Uses for Old Phones: From Upcycling to Arts

Have you ever wondered what to do with your old cell phone? Many people just toss them in the trash, but there are a lot more things to do with a retired phone than throwing it away. Here are just a few ideas. Turn Your Phone into a Robot For [...]

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10 Ways To Reuse Old Coffee Grounds

March 13, 2013 10:30 AM1 comment
10 Ways To Reuse Old Coffee Grounds

It’s been estimated that American consumers drink approximately 400 million cups of coffee every day. That generates a lot of old coffee grounds, and usually those grounds go straight into the trash can. While coffee farming has been notorious for its contribution to the destruction of South American rainforests, coffee [...]

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Is Upgrading Your Phone Every Year Bad for the Environment?

March 6, 2013 2:11 PM0 comments
Is Upgrading Your Phone Every Year Bad for the Environment?

With the yearly and occasionally twice-yearly barrage of new devices from cell phones to tablets to TVs, the environmental impact of older, seemingly obsolete devices is worrisome.  New devices are constantly and consistently released and manufacturers’ marketers have successfully created a lust culture around those devices.  People have made it [...]

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5 Items You Didn’t Know You Could Recycle

February 25, 2013 9:30 AM0 comments
5 Items You Didn’t Know You Could Recycle

In this day and age it is tough to imagine people are really thinking about lowering their carbon footprint at all, right? We have modern technologies using so much energy, producing harmful gasses and other pollutants, and wasting other precious resources 24 hours a day. But, if you can get [...]

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So, What Actually Happens To Everything You Recycle?

February 24, 2013 8:37 AM0 comments
So, What Actually Happens To Everything You Recycle?

Is recycling plastic after every use in one bin, paper in another and wet waste in a third, worth it? When your trash man picks up your garbage where do all the recyclables really go? Makes you wonder if they go to a recycling and remanufacturing company or do these [...]

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Make 2013 the Year You Go Green

February 8, 2013 7:44 AM0 comments
Make 2013 the Year You Go Green

Going green doesn’t have to be difficult. There are several easy steps you can take to create positive change and assist in the efforts to curb pollution and slow global warming.

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