If a single office makes a single environmentally friendly change, it creates an impact. If all offices followed suit, the differences in emissions, waste, and even expenses would be enormous.
E-Waste Explosion: A Growing Concern
By | Posted March 26th, 2013
In 2010, the United States disposed of some 2,439,000 tons of waste generated from electronic devices. 649,000 of these tons were recycled, while an astounding 1,790,000 were thrown in landfills or incinerated. [1] These disused electronics have come to be referred to colloquially as “E-Waste.”
Static On the Line: Famous Faxes
By | Posted March 26th, 2013
For centuries, letters written by historical figures have been published and preserved, providing windows into events long past. Ranging from the humorous to the dramatic, letters are an integral part of people’s lives, and the legacies they leave behind. While they may be a bit less romanticized, and definitely not as personalized as handwritten letters,
DIY E-waste Project Ideas
By | Posted January 29th, 2013
Electronic waste, also known as E-waste, has become a significant problem for our planet. It includes consumer electronics like computers, cell phones, and fax machines. These items contain toxins like lead, cadmium, and mercury that leach into soil and drinking water. Fortunately, there has been significant attention paid to the issue of E-waste and the
Visualizing Paper Waste
By | Posted November 15th, 2012
Are you still printing the employee handbook? Are you still hanging on to that filing cabinet? Are you still filling out employee paper work by hand? Aside from being a huge burden on the environment, it’s a drain on your time and your money.How much paper do we actually use?
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