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The Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act, signed into law last year, went into effect in New York on April 1, 2011. The law requires manufacturers to register with New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), and create a system to collect, handle and recycle or reuse electronic waste.
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New Legislation Brings Free E-Waste Recycling to New Yorkers
LIMBAUGH: The Japanese have done so much to save the planet … and yet Gaia levels them [laughs], just wipes them out. Wipes out their nuclear plants, all kinds of radiation. What kind of payback is this? That is an excellent question.
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Video: Limbaugh laughs at Japan disaster, suggests Gaia struck on purpose because country was environmentally aware
LIMBAUGH: The Japanese have done so much to save the planet … and yet Gaia levels them [laughs], just wipes them out. Wipes out their nuclear plants, all kinds of radiation. What kind of payback is this? That is an excellent question. They invented the Prius. In fact, where Gaia blew up is right where they make all these electric cars. That’s where the tsunami hit
By Tara Alley Starbucks has been working rather diligently lately in an effort to prove their dedication to being a more sustainable business. They’re in the process of getting new cups in place. They’re in the process of making recycling containers available. But currently, Starbucks has been creating waves round the world with their unveiling
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Just How Sustainable Is Starbucks? New Logo, New Waste
