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Sunday, 25 November 2012
Office Clean Up Organizing Papers
Piled papers on your desk? Missing reports? Cannot find a very important file? That’s a headache. You’ll have to look over every file you have on your filing cabinet or on the piles of papers on your desk. Aside from the headache that you’ll be having, you’re going to spend a couple of minutes or even hours looking for your missing report, what a stress!
Tuesday, 20 November 2012
Things You Can Recycle in the Office
Top Office Supplies for Recycling
Have you ever noticed office recycling bins with different colors in your office? They are not designed to fit the color of the room actually. They are color coded for different types of trash - biodegradable, non-biodegradable, and recyclable. It’s easy to determine which is which, common sense will tell you but a recycling information but be visible. Be helpful in segregating your trash, it’s a simple way of saving the environment. Here are some of commonly used supplies in your office which can be recycled or reused.
Office Supplies
Folders, paper clips, rubber bands, binders, name it; you could always reuse these office supplies on another projects and paper works. Have a small rack that is accessible to your office mates and place everything that you don’t need, they could be looking for the supplies that you won’t be using anymore.
Paper
File Folders
File folders, especially the plastic ones, can be reused for other documents. Labeling them with adhesive labels could make you reuse them for another document. Edges might already be worn out but you could still use them for your filling.
Shipping Supplies
Boxes, Styrofoam, packing paper, etc. can be reused. Scratch papers that have both sides printed can be used as packing material. Boxes and Styrofoam can be used to store your documents or other supplies. If they are of no use for you, try to give them to somebody who needs it. You don’t have to throw it away.
Computers and Computer Accessories
If your computer and equipment does not work anymore, don’t throw it readily, some parts of your computer can still be recycle. You could always dismantle your computer and make spare parts out of it. If your computer is not that old and you don’t use it, donate it. It might be of use for others.
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Tuesday, 11 September 2012
My Healthy Green Mixed Vegetables
I always believe that I am a good cook but never found the courage of blogging it.Actually I came from a family who loves to eat and boasting each others specialty cooking during the weekend lunch together.
It was a secret competition among siblings while my father is reading the Texas News or watching Kevin Durant and my mother is busy on her backyard garden but since most blog hops is about healthy lifestyle I am showing you my hidden talent.
It is very simple vegetable recipe which anyone can do it. You can cook this 10-15 minutes tops. Most ingredients are available in your local farmers market but make sure to bring your own reusable recycle bag in order to Help the World and avoid using plastic to avoid to much rubbish going to your rubbish clearance London service.
Find any fresh cabbage,carrots,baby corns, broccoli,bell pepper,cauliflower,sweet onions and mushrooms or just buy those that are bountiful during that season.
Chop the vegetable to your desire shape. The more color, the better it will look so make sure to add those red bell peppers.
Pour some olive oil in the pan and wait for it to heat up and add everything and keep on stirring so that all the vegetables will be evenly cooked. If you want you can add a little water ,oyster sauce and some flour to thicken the sauce but if you won't its OK. Add some salt ,soy sauce and pepper to taste.
Make sure all the vegetables are not overcooked.It's best to cook it when the guest have already arrived or let them help by chopping those vegetables.
It was a secret competition among siblings while my father is reading the Texas News or watching Kevin Durant and my mother is busy on her backyard garden but since most blog hops is about healthy lifestyle I am showing you my hidden talent.
It is very simple vegetable recipe which anyone can do it. You can cook this 10-15 minutes tops. Most ingredients are available in your local farmers market but make sure to bring your own reusable recycle bag in order to Help the World and avoid using plastic to avoid to much rubbish going to your rubbish clearance London service.
Find any fresh cabbage,carrots,baby corns, broccoli,bell pepper,cauliflower,sweet onions and mushrooms or just buy those that are bountiful during that season.
Chop the vegetable to your desire shape. The more color, the better it will look so make sure to add those red bell peppers.
Pour some olive oil in the pan and wait for it to heat up and add everything and keep on stirring so that all the vegetables will be evenly cooked. If you want you can add a little water ,oyster sauce and some flour to thicken the sauce but if you won't its OK. Add some salt ,soy sauce and pepper to taste.
Make sure all the vegetables are not overcooked.It's best to cook it when the guest have already arrived or let them help by chopping those vegetables.
You can add leftover meat if you want like chicken, anything goes up to squid.
The Hearth and Soul Hosts
April of The 21st Century Housewife
Swathi of Zesty South Indian Kitchen
Alea of Premeditated Leftovers
Elsa of Elsa Cooks
Judy of Savoring Today
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2012-09-11T04:06:00-07:00
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Thursday, 23 August 2012
TechPayout doesn't want the iPhone 5, they want your old phone
NEW YORK, Aug. 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- As the whole world gets ready for yet another monumental iPhone launch, there is one company that's more interested in your old Phone. That's because TechPayout is a cell phone recycler and pays you cash for your used and unwanted electronics. Analysts are expecting…
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Graceland University Goes Green with UhaulCarShare: 24/7, Green-Transportation Options
LAMONI, Iowa, Aug. 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- UhaulCarShare announced today that it will continue building on the success of partnerships with colleges and universities and is expanding its growth as it partners with Graceland University, in Lamoni, Iowa. The launch of a new partnership with UhaulCarShare…
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2012-08-23T21:58:00-07:00
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Sunday, 29 July 2012
Benefits of Buying A Green Homes
There are many benefits that we can get if we turned to being eco-friendly. We should use environment friendly products and patronizing eco-friendly stores by using all of this we are also helping to minimize our global problem. We are hitting two birds with one stone.
Listed below are the benefits that we can get by making your home eco-friendly or buying a green home.
1. Lower utility and water bills.
We can save more money in our bill in water and electricity if we turn off the light when not use and avoid using the appliances simultaneously and we can conserve water by using glass in brushing our teeth and washing the dishes manually instead of dishwasher.
2. Healthier indoor air quality.
We could have healthy indoor air by putting plant inside our house and also by maintaining the cleanliness in our home. In this way the air that circulate inside the house are clean because it was absorb by the plant plus the being clean in ourhome we can avoid many diseases that could harm us.
3. Tax benefits
The government offers several tax breaks and incentives for efficiency upgrades to homes of renewable energy and energy efficiency. They are promoting to use renewable energy to help us minimized the problem in electricity.
4. Higher real estate resale value.
Many people are acquiring the eco-friendly living. They also turn their home into green-certified homes. The result of this the property value of their house turns up to 18 percent less time and for 28 to 37 percent higher value per square foot.
5. Improved durability and less maintenance.
It is better if we use wood floorings in our house than the traditional carpet flooring. It is less maintenance plus the cost is much lower and can be used for a longer time.
6. Reduced waste sent to landfills.
We should recycle what can be re-used. We should think 100 times before putting our things in the garbage bin. Maximize the use of all the things that we have and in this way we can save money we can help our environment in reducing waste.
7. Enhance and protect biodiversity and eco-systems.
Protect our forest. Let us help to stop illegal logging and quarrying. We should plant more trees to help our eco system.
8. Conserve and restore natural resources.
We should help stop mining which could destroy are natural resources. We should cooperate in preserving our natural resources by planting more trees, conserving water, use renewable energy and recycling.
9. Better for the environment.
We should patronize home products which are eco-friendly and living in a green home means that you're helping reduce the causes of climate change in our world.
10. Optimize life-cycle of a home.
Being green at home can extend the life the people living with it. The greenest homes are sustainable, meaning they were built to last and work effectively for generations.
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Saturday, 14 July 2012
EBAY Going Green and Clean
Climate Change is one of the major problems of our world today due to modernization. Many factors have brought this “climate change” and most of it because of the misuse of mankind.
One online marketplace has made a bold move to help solve the problem about climate change and that is EBAY. They are planning to power their main data centre in Utah primarily with renewable energy in partnership with Bloom Energy, they plan to install large scale fuel cells powered by biogas.
Biogas is a gas produced by the biological breakdown or organic matter in the absence of oxygen. It can provide a clean, easily controlled source of renewable energy from organic waste materials for a similar labor input replacing fossil fuels.
Other electronic companies like Apple, Microsoft and Google followed what EBay has been started. These companies also announced their plan of using renewable energy in their main plant.
This is to comply with the campaign of Greenpeace "How clean is your cloud?"
It is not too late to act responsibly now. We could still save our ozone layer from destruction. Let us be more careful with our modern things because this is where it all started. The pollution that our unrepaired appliances emit goes into our ozone layer that caused the climate change. A proper E-waste disposal should be followed.
Try to use renewable energy instead of our limited natural resources to lessen further damage to our ozone layer. It would be a big reduction to the carbon emissions we put on our ozone layer.
Let us all help our share to solve the problem of ozone layer thinning so that we could give a brighter future for our children.
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One online marketplace has made a bold move to help solve the problem about climate change and that is EBAY. They are planning to power their main data centre in Utah primarily with renewable energy in partnership with Bloom Energy, they plan to install large scale fuel cells powered by biogas.
Biogas is a gas produced by the biological breakdown or organic matter in the absence of oxygen. It can provide a clean, easily controlled source of renewable energy from organic waste materials for a similar labor input replacing fossil fuels.
Other electronic companies like Apple, Microsoft and Google followed what EBay has been started. These companies also announced their plan of using renewable energy in their main plant.
This is to comply with the campaign of Greenpeace "How clean is your cloud?"
It is not too late to act responsibly now. We could still save our ozone layer from destruction. Let us be more careful with our modern things because this is where it all started. The pollution that our unrepaired appliances emit goes into our ozone layer that caused the climate change. A proper E-waste disposal should be followed.
Try to use renewable energy instead of our limited natural resources to lessen further damage to our ozone layer. It would be a big reduction to the carbon emissions we put on our ozone layer.
Let us all help our share to solve the problem of ozone layer thinning so that we could give a brighter future for our children.
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Tuesday, 10 July 2012
15 Easy Ways To Reduce Electric Bills in The Kitchen
15 Easy Ways To Reduce Electric Bills in The Kitchen
The appliances that we use in the kitchen are the biggest contributor of our electric bill. To minimize this electric shocking bill there are many things we need to know about our appliances.
Here are follows:
Refrigerator
Fridge is the biggest energy consuming of all. The older it is the higher its energy load. To save energy we need to replace the old with a new one with an energy saver mark and CFC badge to help our ozone layer from destruction. Our old fridge will not go into waste because it can be recycled. Because there are 120 pounds of steel in it that can saves an equivalent of almost 290 kilowatt hours.
There are many tips we need to follow in order for us save energy on our fridge.
a. Keep our refrigerator closed and refrain from opening it if when we don't have anything to do because it will be harder for the machine to generate the coolness therefore it will need more energy.
b. Sealed the dishes that was stored in the fridge because the moist that release from foods can make the fridge work harder to keep cool.
c. Unplug the refrigerator if you are out for weeks in a vacation. This will help you conserve energy at the same time will keep you out from short circuit that will lead to fire.
Oven
We used oven to bake cake and pastries in the kitchen. It is also energy consuming appliances. To minimize this we should follow these tips.
a. Install your oven away from your refrigerator because the heat that emit from oven will make the refrigerator harder to work and it will lead to more energy it will consume.
b. Used a convection oven rather than ordinary oven because it only uses one third the energy of an electric oven and it also heat more evenly. Cooking time will be reduced.
c. Keep the oven closed because the temperature will drop by every time the door open. Trust your recipe, it will never go wrong.
d. Preheat the oven only when necessary because it consumes more energy when preheated.
e. Clean the oven after each use. Check if it's has cracks and tears that can allow them to escape.
Stove Ranges
We used this for cooking our meals and everything in the kitchen. The proper way on how can we conserve energy on this are follows:
a. Used gas instead of electric when cooking.
b. Choose a pot the same diameter as the burner. Always make sure your burner is clean, Rubbish Clearance London. Every color of flame represents something like yellow flame meaning your stove need to be repaired because there is something wrong with it. Blue flame means your stove is in good working condition.
c. Reduced the heat you need as they say less is more. It will also save us from burning our meals.
Dishwasher
This is used to wash our plates, glass, spoon and fork but did you know it is also biggest contributor of your electric bill. Here are the things you need to follow to save energy.
a. Run the dishwasher at night because water rates at night are low compare to the day.
b. Always clean your dishwasher because it will be harder for them to work if there are foreign particles in it. Thus, need more energy.
c. Air dries the dishes instead of heated drying.
Kitchen lighting
a. Changed your standard light bulb with CFL's because it saves more energy up to 75%.
b. Turn off the light when not in use.
There are many ways on how we can conserve energy in the kitchen. We need only to be responsible on how to use our appliances. Turn off everything when not in used.
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Wednesday, 4 July 2012
Recycle your Cellphones and Earn some Cash
If you have been buying the latest cellphones and still have the old but still functional old model units then maybe you can recycle ,donate and earn some cash.
Here are some list for you to recycle, give it away or trade-in for cash your old phones.
Cellphonesforsoldiers-A non-profit organization dedicated to providing deployed and returning troops cost-free methods to communicate with family while serving in the United States military.
YouRenew
Founded with a clear vision: to offer a safe, simple, and environmentally responsible outlet for used gadgets – and to allow anyone to “Get Paid to Renew.”Step one:Search for and select your devices. Describe their condition & receive an immediate offer!Step two:Ship your devices to them using UPS. Shipping is free for orders with value, and the order is tracked from your door to to YouRenew.Step three:Once they receive your order, they will inspect the device, and send payment to you via check or PayPal.
SECURETRADE-IN
Secure Trade In is powered by ReCellular, Inc., the world’s oldest and largest phone reuse and recycling company. Founded in 1991, ReCellular’s award-winning programs have kept more than 20 million phones out of our landfills.Step one- helps you look for your cellphone, manufacturer and model.
Step two- Evaluate the condition of your phone with just an easy click of the mouse.Step three- Send your phone and get paid. Chargers and accessories are not required.
You will receive a check after they receive the device and match your offer. An email confirmation will also inform you that your check will be there soon.
Gazelle
Step one- Get a free offer: Simply find your gadget and answer a few easy questions.Step two-Ship it to Gazelle: It is free for items worth $1 or more. They will check out your gadget as soon as they receive it.Step three- Get paid fast: Choose from check, Amazon gift card and I love it because they have PayPal.They even buy broken iPhones.
eBay Instant Sale
eBay Instant Sale was conceived by a team of eBay employees in early 2010 who debuted the idea – then called “Resell, Reuse, Recycle” – at eBay’s Innovation Expo. To date, the program has generated more than four million offers for devices that range from smartphones to iPads to laptop computers, and has established itself as one of the most competitive electronics trade-in destinations on the web.
Amazon ElectronicsTrade-In
Search for items to trade in. Your trade-in items must meet the product eligibility criteria.Print a shipping label and packing slip, package your items, and ship them for FREE.An Amazon.com Gift Card will be deposited into your account upon receipt of items.
Here are some list for you to recycle, give it away or trade-in for cash your old phones.
YouRenew
SECURETRADE-IN
Step two- Evaluate the condition of your phone with just an easy click of the mouse.Step three- Send your phone and get paid. Chargers and accessories are not required.
You will receive a check after they receive the device and match your offer. An email confirmation will also inform you that your check will be there soon.
Gazelle
eBay Instant Sale
eBay Instant Sale was conceived by a team of eBay employees in early 2010 who debuted the idea – then called “Resell, Reuse, Recycle” – at eBay’s Innovation Expo. To date, the program has generated more than four million offers for devices that range from smartphones to iPads to laptop computers, and has established itself as one of the most competitive electronics trade-in destinations on the web.
Amazon ElectronicsTrade-In
Search for items to trade in. Your trade-in items must meet the product eligibility criteria.Print a shipping label and packing slip, package your items, and ship them for FREE.An Amazon.com Gift Card will be deposited into your account upon receipt of items.
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2012-07-04T02:02:00-07:00
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Monday, 2 July 2012
Rubbish Clearance London: Six Recycling Tips for a Greener You
More people are now promoting recycling because it will not only help you save more money but also prevents you from getting sick because of the many diseases that come from garbage. Every year millions of tons of garbage are thrown in the dump site. Soon enough the World will be field with garbage if we will not limit ourselves from throwing one. Here are the tips on how you can recycle your garbage.
Recycle food Peelings
Food peelings like in the fruits and vegetable can be use as fertilizer in the soil.
Re-use old clothes or towels
Don't easily throw away old, worn out clothes and towels. Because it can be used as rags, mops. And it can also recycle into more useful stuff like bags.
Don't waste food
It is cliche to say that "many people don't have anything to eat in their table so you better savor and eat the food you have right now". It is very true. So don't waste your food, if you have left over put it in the freezer and you can eat it again next time.
Save paper
Millions and millions of trees are cutting in order to have us a paper that we can write and print to. We should save the paper by writing on the other side. Or we can use cork board instead of paper for our memos.
Recharge your batteries
It is better if you have battery charge for your gadgets. You will not only save money in the long run but also you can help to save more energy and electricity. Just make sure that when the battery is full unplugged it from the supply.
Reduce plastic bottles
If we can help it, avoid using plastic bottles because there are chemical contents that are harmful to the body. Instead use glass bottle.
Recycling everything we have is one way of helping our nation. By doing so, we could have a clean and healthy environment. Just make sure that before we use are recycled materials it is clean.
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Recycle food Peelings
Food peelings like in the fruits and vegetable can be use as fertilizer in the soil.
Re-use old clothes or towels
Don't easily throw away old, worn out clothes and towels. Because it can be used as rags, mops. And it can also recycle into more useful stuff like bags.
Don't waste food
It is cliche to say that "many people don't have anything to eat in their table so you better savor and eat the food you have right now". It is very true. So don't waste your food, if you have left over put it in the freezer and you can eat it again next time.
Save paper
Millions and millions of trees are cutting in order to have us a paper that we can write and print to. We should save the paper by writing on the other side. Or we can use cork board instead of paper for our memos.
Recharge your batteries
It is better if you have battery charge for your gadgets. You will not only save money in the long run but also you can help to save more energy and electricity. Just make sure that when the battery is full unplugged it from the supply.
Reduce plastic bottles
If we can help it, avoid using plastic bottles because there are chemical contents that are harmful to the body. Instead use glass bottle.
Recycling everything we have is one way of helping our nation. By doing so, we could have a clean and healthy environment. Just make sure that before we use are recycled materials it is clean.
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2012-07-02T09:09:00-07:00
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Sunday, 1 July 2012
Rubbish Clearance London: A Wasteful Future For our Children
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should now start to live less because our world is full of rubbish. It grows
more every day and rubbish collection has been a problem. We should start to
recycle now before it is too late. We should be responsible with our own
garbage because in the end we all the one who will suffer for this catastrophe.
Many companies now are offering recycling services. They turned ruined things into usable again. Because they believe that not all waste has any use anymore. Impacts they can still use as good again given the proper recycle.
They say that by 2020 the world could generate 43% more waste than it did in 1995. By this knowledge we should be more responsible now, don't throw everything easily. Maximize its use. It cannot only help the environment; we could save more money if we recycle our things.
They say there is money in garbage but there is more money for us if we stop buying what we think is not necessary for our needs, by that we can minimize excess things in our house that will generate waste.
There are many steps on how to minimize our waste and at the same time can generate profit. One of this is proper segregation of our garbage. Separate biodegradable from non-bio degradable. Non-biodegradable can be sell to junk shop and can give you money while bio degradable can be used as fertilizer to the soil.
Clean and healthy environment is the duty we need to pay for living in this world. And this is the only treasure that we can leave to our future generations, so must take good care of it.
Many companies now are offering recycling services. They turned ruined things into usable again. Because they believe that not all waste has any use anymore. Impacts they can still use as good again given the proper recycle.
They say that by 2020 the world could generate 43% more waste than it did in 1995. By this knowledge we should be more responsible now, don't throw everything easily. Maximize its use. It cannot only help the environment; we could save more money if we recycle our things.
They say there is money in garbage but there is more money for us if we stop buying what we think is not necessary for our needs, by that we can minimize excess things in our house that will generate waste.
There are many steps on how to minimize our waste and at the same time can generate profit. One of this is proper segregation of our garbage. Separate biodegradable from non-bio degradable. Non-biodegradable can be sell to junk shop and can give you money while bio degradable can be used as fertilizer to the soil.
Clean and healthy environment is the duty we need to pay for living in this world. And this is the only treasure that we can leave to our future generations, so must take good care of it.
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2012-07-01T01:57:00-07:00
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Friday, 15 June 2012
Recycle Baby Nappy to Become Furnitures
An average baby uses around four diapers in a single day!
With this latest technology used diapers from Rubbish Collection can be converted to benches, garden furniture, decking, bollards, railway sleepers, fencing, roof tiles and cardboard being tested in Scotland.
36000 homes is being tested for collection of diapers on four councils across Fife, Stirling, Perth and Kinross and North Lanarkshire. This testing will be conducted to six months and if successful then it will be launch for a nationwide program if viable. (Please like, share or tweet)
The machine can also handle wet wipes, nappy sack and cotton wool products. "Babies used an average of 4.16 nappies per day, with more than 90% using disposables."
"The average child in Scotland goes through 4,000 nappies before they're potty trained, which is an awful lot going to landfill.
Jenny Sim of Zero Waste Scotland said:
"The local authorities in the pilot areas will be collecting the waste, they'll send it to a big treatment unit where the waste is heated up to 125 degrees to sterilize it and clean it. "The human waste is put to sewage, and the plastics and celluloid’s are then converted into useable products such as park benches, road signage, railway sleepers and decking. "It does make it so much easier for parents in these trial areas to do their bit and help the environment and help recycling in Scotland."
A mother said:
"It was "frightening" to think how many thousands of nappies she had sent to landfill over that period." "To use disposable nappies is so much more convenient for mums, so to have a scheme like this where they know that their nappies are not just going to lie in a landfill for hundreds of years - I think people will take up the opportunity to recycle them. "You've got all these (recycling) boxes already, so one more is not going to make any difference. "Also, it's going to be picked up weekly instead of lying in your bin for two weeks. As you can imagine, in the summertime that's not pleasant."
Environment Secretary Richard Lochhead said:
"Disposable nappies, although convenient, do have a huge impact on the environment with a staggering 450,000 ending up in landfill each day in Scotland. "This innovative new scheme is a fantastic step forward for recycling and makes it easier for parents to do their bit for the environment. "It's great that new technologies allow us to recycle even more materials. In this way, we can reuse our waste and treat it as a valuable resource with the potential to boost our economy."
Lain Gulland from Zero Waste Scotland said:
“Piloting different methods of collection for these products allow us to evaluate the system people prefer and are most likely to use. Turning nappies and other absorbent hygiene products into products like decking and benches might sound surprising, but putting them to good use is far better than sending them to landfill. I would urge those living in the pilot areas to take up the scheme.”
Danny Gibson from Stirling Council, said:
“Stirling Council is at the forefront of striving towards ‘Zero Waste'. Taking such a challenging waste as nappies out of the wastes stream is a real milestone in this journey. If we can recycle nappies, it helps us with our goal of sending minimal waste to be buried in landfill.”
Roy Brown, Chief Executive of Knowaste,said:
“Our plant is a specialist recycling facility, which is the first of its kind in the UK. We use new technology to allow us to turn absorbent hygiene products, previously unsuitable for recycling, into valuable plastics and fibres, which can then be used to make new products. “We are delighted to support the trial collection services in Scotland, which we hope will lead to a wider adoption of the recycling service across the country.”
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With this latest technology used diapers from Rubbish Collection can be converted to benches, garden furniture, decking, bollards, railway sleepers, fencing, roof tiles and cardboard being tested in Scotland. 36000 homes is being tested for collection of diapers on four councils across Fife, Stirling, Perth and Kinross and North Lanarkshire. This testing will be conducted to six months and if successful then it will be launch for a nationwide program if viable. (Please like, share or tweet)
The machine can also handle wet wipes, nappy sack and cotton wool products. "Babies used an average of 4.16 nappies per day, with more than 90% using disposables."
"The average child in Scotland goes through 4,000 nappies before they're potty trained, which is an awful lot going to landfill.
Jenny Sim of Zero Waste Scotland said:
"The local authorities in the pilot areas will be collecting the waste, they'll send it to a big treatment unit where the waste is heated up to 125 degrees to sterilize it and clean it. "The human waste is put to sewage, and the plastics and celluloid’s are then converted into useable products such as park benches, road signage, railway sleepers and decking. "It does make it so much easier for parents in these trial areas to do their bit and help the environment and help recycling in Scotland."
A mother said:
"It was "frightening" to think how many thousands of nappies she had sent to landfill over that period." "To use disposable nappies is so much more convenient for mums, so to have a scheme like this where they know that their nappies are not just going to lie in a landfill for hundreds of years - I think people will take up the opportunity to recycle them. "You've got all these (recycling) boxes already, so one more is not going to make any difference. "Also, it's going to be picked up weekly instead of lying in your bin for two weeks. As you can imagine, in the summertime that's not pleasant."
Environment Secretary Richard Lochhead said:
"Disposable nappies, although convenient, do have a huge impact on the environment with a staggering 450,000 ending up in landfill each day in Scotland. "This innovative new scheme is a fantastic step forward for recycling and makes it easier for parents to do their bit for the environment. "It's great that new technologies allow us to recycle even more materials. In this way, we can reuse our waste and treat it as a valuable resource with the potential to boost our economy."
Lain Gulland from Zero Waste Scotland said:
“Piloting different methods of collection for these products allow us to evaluate the system people prefer and are most likely to use. Turning nappies and other absorbent hygiene products into products like decking and benches might sound surprising, but putting them to good use is far better than sending them to landfill. I would urge those living in the pilot areas to take up the scheme.”
Danny Gibson from Stirling Council, said:
“Stirling Council is at the forefront of striving towards ‘Zero Waste'. Taking such a challenging waste as nappies out of the wastes stream is a real milestone in this journey. If we can recycle nappies, it helps us with our goal of sending minimal waste to be buried in landfill.”
Roy Brown, Chief Executive of Knowaste,said:
“Our plant is a specialist recycling facility, which is the first of its kind in the UK. We use new technology to allow us to turn absorbent hygiene products, previously unsuitable for recycling, into valuable plastics and fibres, which can then be used to make new products. “We are delighted to support the trial collection services in Scotland, which we hope will lead to a wider adoption of the recycling service across the country.”
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Saturday, 2 June 2012
O2-Guiness World Record for Recycling
I usually try to support products of companies that make
recycling as one of their main objective and O2 is on top of my list.
In a week's time,O2 has achieve no company has ever done before by the help and support of O2 employees who unselfishly devoted their time to gather more than 100000 phones and raise £38,000 for activities geared for the youth.
In a week's time,O2 has achieve no company has ever done before by the help and support of O2 employees who unselfishly devoted their time to gather more than 100000 phones and raise £38,000 for activities geared for the youth.
O2 Recycle was part of the company's program, "Think Big"
sustainable drive-it's a money back scheme to provide nonprofit programs for the
youth.
Before the week started, text messages were use to spread
information to employees and customers. O2 employees where made to make small
groups that provided drop off points and maximize 3900 employees. From network
engineers, marketers and call center personnel to home workers and store staff
helped in the noble task.
In October 7 to 14,
2011, mobile phone that was collected was worth £2.50 and the money will go to
fund the “Think Big” youth programs.
Now O2 staffs can attach “World Record Holder" to
email signatures and also have recycled the phone numbers.
The program was so successful that it gathered more than
£500,000 to fund the “Think Big “program. The money will be used for young
people to be trained for work and become entrepreneurs.
O2 is involve in more than 300 projects that geared
towards youth development, youth center programs, children protection,
sustainable programs for local areas, raising funds and manning the Children in
Need phones.
O2 has
long been creating Eco friendly phones and support energy conservation, greener
technology and devices.
Rubbish Removal London Recycles 80% of the garbage collected.
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