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E-Waste: How Vermont and Other States Are Recycling Electronics

E-Waste: How Vermont and Other States Are Recycling Electronics

Electronic waste or e-waste is any discarded electronic or electrical device. Many of these devices are classified as office electronic equipment, old computers, televisions, mobile phones and even refrigerators. Did you know that an estimated 50 million tons of e-waste in produced every year? The Environmental Protection Agency suggests that only 15-20% of e-waste is recycled, the remaining number sadly ends up in our landfills and incinerators.

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Vermont Receives Grant to Support Clean Energy and Food Scrap Recycling

Vermont Receives Grant to Support Clean Energy and Food Scrap Recycling

When Vermont makes headlines it always excites us. Especially when the news pertains to important issues such as renewable energy and composting. These topics are not only important to Vermont, they are vital to the way our state functions and grows.

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Keep America Beautiful 2015 National Conference

Keep America Beautiful 2015 National Conference

Keep America Beautiful is the nation's leading nonprofit that brings people together to build and sustain vibrant communities. With the help of volunteers throughout communities all over the country, Keep America Beautiful networks those involved to help turn public spaces into beautiful places.

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Campus Collective: How Universities and Colleges Are Leading The Charge In Recycling

Campus Collective: How Universities and Colleges Are Leading The Charge In Recycling

Many colleges and universities all over the country are incorporating recycling programs into their schools to enhance their current recycling needs. The need to reduce waste, cut costs and promote "green" efforts are quickly becoming a way of life for many students and facility members.
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Recycling In The Office: Make a difference in the workplace

Recycling In The Office: Make a difference in the workplace

Companies everywhere are increasing their recycling efforts to go green and the employees who work there are the ones that are helping this movement flourish. More and more businesses are realizing the importance of recycling and its benefits on the business, workers and the environment. Creating a recycling program in the workplace can improve operations, enhance your sustainability practices and help bring awareness and education to your office.

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10 Waste Reduction Ideas For The Office

10 Waste Reduction Ideas For The Office

Want to know how you can reduce the amount of waste in your office? Here are 10 ways you can make an impact at your workplace. Save time, money and energy with these quick tips.
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Vermont Pioneers New Composting Laws: The Zero Waste Movement

Vermont Pioneers New Composting Laws: The Zero Waste Movement

The Vermont Legislature unanimously voted the Universal Recycling Law into action in 2012. This new law requires that all recyclables (metal, glass, plastic and paper) be banned from landfills starting in 2015. Leaf and yard debris, as well as clean wood are required to be recycled by 2016, and all food scraps are to be recycled by July of 2020.
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Getting on the right track to composting

Getting on the right track to composting

Getting On The Right Track To Recycling

Composting is a hot topic in Vermont. That's because our "Green Mountain State" is leading the charge in mandatory composting.

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Recycle Away Celebrates its 5 Year Anniversary

Recycle Away Celebrates its 5 Year Anniversary

Recycle Away celebrates its 5 Year Anniversary!

Let’s explore Recycle Away a bit more in depth and see how they have evolved from “then to now.” I had the chance to get together with Web Developer, James “Jay” Gelter for a Q&A session on the company and how they got to be where they are today.

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