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Aluminum Assoc. Sets Ambitious 75% Aluminum Can Recycling Target

Posted by Environmental Leader on 20/11/2008

The Aluminum Association is working on an industry wide effort to increase the industrys recycling rate for used aluminum beverage cans to 75% by 2015. This is the same percentage Alcoa announced as a company goal and target date in January.To get there, it’s looking into working with local ...

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Dell: OptiPlex Desktop Customers Cut 29 M Tons of CO2 Since 2005

Posted by Environmental Leader on 18/11/2008

Since 2005, Dell says it has enabled customers using OptiPlex desktop systems to save an estimated $3 billion in energy costs and avoid nearly 29 million tons of CO2 through power management and energy-efficiency.In addition, the company says select configurations of the OptiPlex 760 and 960 desk ...

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How ICT Can Reduce Carbon Footprints And Enable Sustainable Growth

Posted by Environmental Leader on 17/11/2008

A BT-sponsored e-forum on sustainability from Gartner’s 2008 ITexpo in Cannes, France. Panelists including Luis Alvarez, President EMEA & Latin America, BTGS, highlighted real-world examples of how ICT can reduce organizations carbon footprint while enabling sustainable growth and provi ...

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UPS Moves To Paperless Sorting Labels

Posted by Environmental Leader on 16/11/2008

UPS is deploying a new combination scanner and paperless printing device from HP (the HP Handheld sp400 All-in-One) that will print millions of sorting labels directly on packages, reducing operational costs and cutting paper consumption.UPS says that the device will save capital costs as well as ...

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Dell Partners With Staples On In-Store Recycling Program

Posted by Environmental Leader on 14/11/2008

Dell announced that it will be extending its free recycling program to 1,500 U.S. Staples’ stores, and will be accepting Dell branded computers, printers, monitors and peripheral items.Dell’s new service expands Staples’ current in-store recycling program. Staples is a member of ...

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