It is a great time to recycle your mobile phone, you can earn money for those all important pounds which you need at christmas! You can earn up to £200 from online companies such as mobile phonee xchange, where you just simply post your phone to them. They even take damaged phones.
With all the hi-tech waste that’s generated these days, it’s good to know that there are easy ways to dispose of your old mobile phones, which are harmful to the environment if you just chuck them in the garbage. With today’s increasingly green-conscious world, more people are looking for ways to help out and make it a cleaner, safer place for the next generation. Like all electronic devices, mobile phones contain heavy metals that, if allowed to leech into the soil, will pollute the environment with potentially disastrous results down the road.
Recycling also means that materials that have already been taken from the environment via mining and so forth are reused, thereby cutting down on the drain on the earth’s resources, which are not, contrary to what some people seem to think judging by their throw-away attitude, infinite. Recycling hi-tech waste like old mobile phones also saves energy since raw materials don’t have to be refined, and refining is extremely energy intensive. It also means that the cost of electronics will decrease without the use of raw materials and their expensive extraction methods, plus recycling creates jobs.
If you’re not sure how to have your old mobile phone recycled, Apple has a free programme that makes it really easy to do. All you have to do is visit their website and fill in a form, and they’ll send you a prepaid address label, which you just print and stick to your package, then simply chuck it in the mail and they take care of the rest. It’s good to know that some manufacturers are prepared to offer free disposal of mobile phones and the like to help preserve our environment. Now it’s up to us to make use of this and help keep our environment safe for our kids.
We recommend using an online service such as mobilephoneexchange, to earn back money as you recycle!
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Friday, 7 November 2008
Thursday, 24 April 2008
John Lewis Goes Green
John Lewis have split their website into key eco areas to help customers buy environmentally-responsible products - Take a look for yourself!
Energy-efficient
If you'd like to do more to cut down on energy consumption, invest in the latest appliances and gadgets
Organic
If you want to reduce your exposure to complex man-made chemicals, find nature-friendly and sustainable options
Fairly-traded
If you'd like to help communities in need to grow and prosper, fair trade's the right direction
Sustainable
If you want to make sure the products you buy have been sourced responsibly, you have choices
Recycling
If you like the idea of new from old and reducing waste, choose recycled
Well done John Lewis!
Energy-efficient
If you'd like to do more to cut down on energy consumption, invest in the latest appliances and gadgets
Organic
If you want to reduce your exposure to complex man-made chemicals, find nature-friendly and sustainable options
Fairly-traded
If you'd like to help communities in need to grow and prosper, fair trade's the right direction
Sustainable
If you want to make sure the products you buy have been sourced responsibly, you have choices
Recycling
If you like the idea of new from old and reducing waste, choose recycled
Well done John Lewis!
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Energy Efficient,
Fair Trade,
John Lewis,
organic,
Recycling,
Sustainable
Wednesday, 19 December 2007
More Recycling Bins!
I have just found some decent recycling bins on EvenGreener for £24.60 (Was £29, Save 15%). These are perfect for separating your recycling in your kitchen.
There are also some tough recycling bags which are pretty cheap - just £4.50 for 3.
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Kitchen Recycling Bins,
Recycling
Thursday, 14 June 2007
Recycle Your Old Mobile
Earn cash for your old mobiles by trading them into envirophone. You simply sign up and they will send you a freepost pack for your old mobiles. Good for the environment and good for your pocket!
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Envirophone,
mobile phones,
Recycling
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