Annie Leonard, the woman behind “The Story of Stuff” has a new video: “The Story of Electronics.” Watch and learn.
Via New York Times‘ Green blog.
Designed for the Dump: The Story of Electronics
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What a great way to explain such an interconnected issue! This is why it is vital that we support E-Steward recyclers! Through my research I found the following businesses recycle responsibly:
Brands that recycle electronics using E Steward recyclers (pledge or certified)
LG
Samsung
Apple
Nationwide stores that will recycle your e-waste using an E Steward recyclers (pledge or certified)
Radio Shack
Best Buy – please note that Best Buy currently works with four recycling companies. Two of which are E Steward recyclers.
**With Christmas coming up it is especially important that people understand why recycling alone is not enough**
What a great way to explain such an interconnected issue! This is why it is vital that we support E-Steward recyclers! Through my research I found the following businesses recycle responsibly:
Brands that recycle electronics using E Steward recyclers (pledge or certified)
LG
Samsung
Apple
Nationwide stores that will recycle your e-waste using an E Steward recyclers (pledge or certified)
Radio Shack
Best Buy – please note that Best Buy currently works with four recycling companies. Two of which are E Steward recyclers.
**With Christmas coming up it is especially important that people understand why recycling alone is not enough**