As a follow up to Daves Blog on 7/16, Waste Management has just launched ThinkGreenFromHome.com, a streamlined online service for the recycling of universal household waste, including compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), batteries, and eventually other household electronics. ThinkGreenFromHome.com offers consumers convenient mail-in solutions to safely store and recycle heavy metal containing household devices, as well as resources to encourage household sustainability.
Website: http://www.thinkgreenfromhome.com
Emily
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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Emily, there are local Towns throughout Ulster County that are also taking computers and CFLs. Hurley and New Paltz are two. Saugerties and Marbletown take computers. All four have non-residential permits and a small fee for recycling. For instance, New Paltz is $2 for a one day permit and $1 for each bulb/$3 for each computer, printer, monitor. True Value in New Paltz takes CFLs for $1 and I heard that Home Depot had or was going to implement a fluorescent collection program. Laura
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