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A long, long time ago, portable cassette players roamed the earth. These days, most people jam to an MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3 (MP3) player. Players in the game include the ever popular Apple iPod to Microsoft’s Zune and Creative Lab’s Zen V Plus. No matter which model you choose, the batteries and other parts of the device can be recycled or taken back by most manufacturers, free-of-charge.
We’re just as excited about Earth Day 2009 as you are, and we couldn’t ask for a better holiday. In …
The Greener Gadgets Conference, sponsored in part by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), recently wrapped up in New York City. …
Call2Recycle, the nation’s most comprehensive rechargeable battery and cell phone recycling solution, recently reported a 9.6 percent increase in its …
Electronics have changed the way we live over the past century, but throughout all the technological innovations two things have …
In a time when many, including the recycling industry, are feeling the effects of the economic downturn, one company has …
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