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Valentine’s Day: Study Reveals Blue/Pink Divide Over Who is More “Green”

38% of American and Canadian Respondents Are Not Impressed with Their Sweethearts’ Eco-LiteracyWhile it may be the season to celebrate love, men and women do not always share endearing compliments about their sweethearts when it comes to being “green.” According to recently released survey results, adults in the U.S. and Canada, are not particularly complimentary of their significant other’s level of “eco-literacy.” The study was commissioned by Call2Recycle®—North America’s first and largest battery stewardship program—and conducted online by Harris Poll among more than 3,000 adults (

CALL2RECYCLE WRAPS 2011 RECYCLING WEB SERIES

Austin Resource Recovery – the road to Zero WasteATLANTA (December 8, 2011) The final installment in the “Lessons from the Experts” series features Call2Recycle® and Austin Resource Recovery (a City of Austin service) discussing extended producer responsibility (EPR) and hazardous waste recycling efforts and how the City of Austin is effectively and responsibly handling end-of-life product management. Call2Recycle, the only free battery and cell phone collection program in North America, is hosting a complimentary webinar series that will discuss issues critical to EPR and recycling

CALL2RECYCLE CONTINUES "LESSONS FROM THE EXPERTS" WEBINAR SERIES

Spotlight on recycling efforts for King County and City of Spokane, WAATLANTA (November 10, 2011) The “Lessons from the Experts” series continues with the second of three webinars featuring Call2Recycle® and two Washington State communities discussing extended producer responsibility (EPR) and hazardous waste recycling efforts and how these municipalities are effectively and responsibly handling end-of-life product management. Call2Recycle, the only free battery and cell phone collection program in North America, is hosting a three-part complimentary webinar series that will discuss

CALL2RECYCLE KICKS OFF MUNICIPALITY WEBINAR SERIES

Webinar highlights recycling efforts in Onondaga County, NYATLANTA (October 25, 2011) In the first installment of the “Lessons from the Experts” webinar series, Call2Recycle® and guests will discuss the shared responsibility for end-of-life product management and how obligations fall not only on the manufacturer, but also on local governments and municipalities. Call2Recycle, the only free battery and cell phone collection program in North America, will host a three-part complimentary webinar series that will discuss issues critical to extended producer responsibility (EPR) and recycling

Call2Recycle Scores One for the Environment with Bobby Hull and Dale Hawerchuk

Launching an All Household Battery Collection and Recycling Program in ManitobaWINNIPEG, October 17, 2011  Join Call2Recycle® today to celebrate Waste Reduction Week by kicking-off an all-household battery collection program. Manitobans may now recycle any household battery at more than 200 collection locations across the province. Call2Recycle has collected more than 72,000 kilograms of rechargeable batteries in Manitoba since 1997. The program was recently chosen by Manitoba Conservation and Green Manitoba as the Manitoba collection program for household batteries – including alkaline.

Call2Recycle Scores One for the Environment with Bobby Hull and Dale Hawerchuk

Launching an All Household Battery Collection and Recycling Program in ManitobaWINNIPEG, October 17, 2011 – Join Call2Recycle® today to celebrate Waste Reduction Week by kicking-off an all-household battery collection program. Manitobans may now recycle any household battery at more than 300 collection locations across the province. Call2Recycle has collected more than 72,000 kilograms of rechargeable batteries in Manitoba since 1997. The program was recently chosen by Manitoba Conservation and Green Manitoba as the Manitoba collection program for household batteries – including alkaline.

Call2Recycle Hosts Webinar Series Highlighting Municipalities’ Recycling Efforts

“Lessons from the Experts” educates participants on municipality recycling programs and extended producer responsibilityAtlanta, GA – October 7, 2011 The three-part webinar series, “Municipality Recycling: Lessons from the Experts,” serves as a forum for community leaders to hear insights and gain valuable information about recycling efforts unique to municipalities across the country. Hosted by Call2Recycle®, the only free rechargeable battery and cell phone collection program in North America, the webinar series will begin November 2, 2011 and run through mid-December. “Lessons from

Cooperative Webinar Educates New York Municipalities on Statewide Rechargeable Battery Take-Back Law

The New York Product Stewardship Council, New York State Association for Reduction, Reuse and Recycling and Call2Recycle sponsor webinarNew York, New York – Sept 29, 2011 – Municipal and county recycling programs may bear the financial burden for recycling rechargeable batteries when the statewide disposal ban on rechargeable batteries goes into effect. The New York Product Stewardship Council (NYPSC) and New York State Association for Reduction, Reuse & Recycling (NYSAR3), in partnership with Call2Recycle®, have developed a complimentary webinar to discuss the December 5, 2011 disposal ban

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