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Jonge talentvolle schrijvers gezocht : Groene opstellen zijn geld waard!
TerraCycle organiseert een landelijke opstelwedstrijd en is op zoek naar jonge talentvolle Belgische schrijvers!
Tri Delta to recycle, compost all materials used at DHOP
Tucson isn’t able to recycle the Capri Suns that Tri Delta will be using as beverages; however, TerraCycle.net will pay for the shipping of the Capri Suns so they can be recycled. For every unit recycled, Tri Delta will receive one to two cents that it can donate to its charity, St. Jude’s, explained Nicholas Rossi, project coordinator for Students for Sustainability.
Keep Martin Beautiful announces 2013 Environmental Stewardship Award winners
For nearly a decade, KMB has been hosting the annual Environmental Stewardship Awards as a way to recognize and celebrate the notable efforts within Martin County to promote environmental stewardship through education and action.
But it was one group, in particular, that really stole the show. The crowd rose quickly in a standing ovation, complete with thundering applause, whistle blowing and napkin swinging as Bessey Creek Elementary School’s Team Green Recycle Buddies was announced as the winner in the youth and school category.
NEW SERVICE SPOTLIGHT: Cigarette Recycling by TerraCycle
Facility managers can send cigarette waste to be recycled free of charge by participating in a new program launched by TerraCycle and facilitated by funding from Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Co. The waste collected through TerraCycle’s Cigarette Waste Brigade will be recycled into a variety of industrial products, such as plastic pallets. Any remaining tobacco will be reworked into tobacco composting.
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Recycling Old Flip Flops to Help the Environment
One of our favorite things to do is to find people or organizations coming up with some innovative ways to repurpose items that could pose as an environmental threat to our land and our lives.
This year Old Navy is partnering with TerraCycle, one of the fastest growing eco-companies in the world, to encourage everyone to turn in old, used or broken flip-flops so that they could be used as material for playgrounds. The objective is to help eliminate waste through recycling. TerraCycle was founded by Tom Szaky in 2001 and to date has turned billions of units of waste into diverse recycled products. If you have any old, worn out flip-flops, regardless of their condition, do not throw them away!
ECO SPOTLIGHT: TERRACYCLE
capri-sun
TerraCycle
Elmer's
Old Navy
kraft foods
Mars
GoGo SqueeZ
Whole Foods
Dropps
bear naked
Clif Bar
Walmart
Garnier (L'Oreal)
Colgate
Frito Lay
Include USA
Athenos
Recycling has been one of the biggest movements in response to pollution, and dealing with the huge amounts of waste produced by today’s society. Of the biggest problems with recycling is that there are a lot of plastics, and other products that aren’t recyclable yet. A lot of progress has happened recently in recycling abilities, but there are many products and luxuries that we use today that come in packaging that isn’t easily recycled. This is where the company Terracycle comes in. Terracycle is a company that collects hard to recycle wastes and either recycles the materials, or upcylces them for new purposes.
National Recycling Program Launched For Cigarette Waste
According to Keep America Beautiful (KAB), 65 percent of all cigarette butts are disposed of improperly, which is why Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Co. has teamed up with TerraCycle to do something about cigarette butt litter.
With funding from Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Co. (SFNTC), TerraCycle is launching a national program, The Cigarette Waste Brigade, to collect and recycle cigarette waste. By sponsoring this program, SFNTC is not only taking responsibility for the end-life of its products, but also for the products of its competitors.
SGA introduces recycling program
In its attempts to make Butler University a greener campus, the Student Government Association’s Green Operations Committee has a found a way for Butler to protect the environment while making the university some extra cash on the side.
The Green Operations Committee has become involved with a company called TerraCycle, which pays for hard-to-recycle items and turns them into products sold in retail stores.