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recycling programs
By DGH | March 8, 2010
Last night, my sis and her long time friends met at a mall and they had a great time exchanging updates about their lives. It was funny because they ended up brainstorming about recycling and having a garage sale and putting up a project for a cause. Well, that’s what you get when great minds convene, all these creative ideas would just come up.
Anyway, regarding recycling and waste management, it’s really good to do whatever way we can to help the environment. That’s why my sis will be gathering those electronic junk in our house–floppy disks, hard disk drives, ink cartridges, batteries and other unused stuff. This type of waste should not be thrown as ordinary trash as they’re considered as electronic waste and needed to be disposed accordingly. Otherwise, you’ll be polluting the environment with non-biodegradable waste.
Thus, if you have those empty ink cartridges from your Epson receipt printer or if you still have those damaged hard drives, better do a search of recycling programs within your area. Some of them even offer cash for your trash.
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