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by Trey Granger
InformationWeek features news of a recently showcased Nokia phone called “Remade,” which is appropriately named given that it will be built mostly with recycled materials.
Remade features recycled plastic bottles and rubber tires. It’s currently just a concept and not available as a commercial product.
Regardless of your phone’s brand, you can use Earth 911’s recycling locator to find out where to recycle it.
In a record-breaking event held in partnership with Electronic Recyclers International (ERI), New York City collected over 360,000 tons of e-waste in a weekend-long collection.
As part of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and NBC Universal’s “Green Screens” event, TVs, cell phones, radios, …
As the death date of analog televisions draws near, many consumers are concerned about recycling their old sets.
Many individuals and organizations, such as the Electronics TakeBack Coalition (ETC), promote the involvement of manufacturers to help with this. The ETC recently graded various TV companies …
Cell phone recycler ReCellular, which is expected to collect six million phones in 2008 for reuse or recycling, has released the top 10 most recycled cell phones during 2008.
The most commonly collected phone by ReCellular is the Nokia 6010, which …
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brysoly
posted on February 24th, 2008 at 7:35 pm
When the new phone is released to the public, how will it compare in price?