Now you can finally recycle all your old cell phones, ink cartridges, and other crappy technology with a simple trip to the post office. In conjunction with Clover Technologies, the already more environmentally friendly USPS is making it simple to pick up an envelope and send your old junk out to be recycled. It's a pilot program right now so it's not available everywhere. The post office has listed Washington, D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles and San Diego as 4 of the 10 areas where it's happening. You can get more details from either of the links above. It seems like a win for everybody. You can get rid of your old crap guilt free (and for free), CT pays the post office to ship it , then refurbishes it and resells it for profit.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
USPS & Clover Technologies
from BusinessWeek, and USPS
Now you can finally recycle all your old cell phones, ink cartridges, and other crappy technology with a simple trip to the post office. In conjunction with Clover Technologies, the already more environmentally friendly USPS is making it simple to pick up an envelope and send your old junk out to be recycled. It's a pilot program right now so it's not available everywhere. The post office has listed Washington, D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles and San Diego as 4 of the 10 areas where it's happening. You can get more details from either of the links above. It seems like a win for everybody. You can get rid of your old crap guilt free (and for free), CT pays the post office to ship it , then refurbishes it and resells it for profit.
Now you can finally recycle all your old cell phones, ink cartridges, and other crappy technology with a simple trip to the post office. In conjunction with Clover Technologies, the already more environmentally friendly USPS is making it simple to pick up an envelope and send your old junk out to be recycled. It's a pilot program right now so it's not available everywhere. The post office has listed Washington, D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles and San Diego as 4 of the 10 areas where it's happening. You can get more details from either of the links above. It seems like a win for everybody. You can get rid of your old crap guilt free (and for free), CT pays the post office to ship it , then refurbishes it and resells it for profit.
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