Call2Recycle Posts Record Increase of Battery Recycling in 2010
Legislation, consumer efforts contribute to collection of 6.7 million pounds of rechargeable batteries
ATLANTA (Jan. 18, 2011) –Call2Recycle®, North America’s only free battery and cellphone collection program, today announced a record-breaking 10.1 percent increase in its overall rechargeab...
Thinking Beyond the Recycling Bin – A Study from Call2Recycle
In Call2Recycle’s recent research it was discovered that in many cases, take-back programs designed to collect multiple items need to be re-thought in order to be effective. The company’s findings indicated that many take-back programs underperform due to serious design flaws. Below you will fin...
Call2Recycle Names New Executive Director in Canada
Battery recycling program bolsters presence with new leadership, Board appointments and office space
TORONTO (Dec. 16, 2010) – Call2Recycle®, North America’s only free battery and cellphone collection program, today announced its heightened commitment to diverting batteries from Canada’s ...
City of Hamilton Battery Recycling Success to be Rewarded with Hockey Legend Exhibition Game
Local Residents and Fire Halls Prove Battery Recycling is “Easy as 1-2-3” by Surpassing 3,000 Kilogram Recycling Goal
HAMILTON, ON (Dec. 3, 2010) – Prior to the Dec. 3 Hamilton Bulldogs game, the City of Hamilton and Call2Recycle®, a free battery and cellphone collection program in North A...
Thinking Beyond the Recycling Bin
Recent study offers critical insights on how organizations can bolster recycling programs
ATLANTA, Nov. 15, 2010 – Sustainability programs have become an integral part of daily business and organizational operations everywhere. Take-back programs for all types of recyclable items have materialized...
