YouRenew.com — renew your old electronics.
Everyday, thousands of people buy and sell electronics. But sooner or later, that new cell phone, mp3 player or other gadget becomes outdated. Unfortunately, there aren’t many places where you can recycle electronics easily, which results in too many electronics ending up in landfills. Most 
people agree that recycling of electronics is important, but don’t know an easy way to make that happen. Here’s a great site that takes moments to look up your old device and find out what value, if any it has. You can ship it free to recycle, or sell or upgrade. It’s easy, it’s green, it’s great!
Dell is also offering NextLife refurbished ink cartridges for many popular printer models that print up to 20% more pages than new, reduce waste in our landfills, and reduce resources used to produce new. EPA estimates in 2003 said we dump 400 million cartridges into landfills each year. If even 1% of that number was refurbished, it would be the equivalent in CO2 reduction of planting 15,000 trees. That makes NextLife Ink cartridges a economically AND environmentally good choice! Go to the Dell site and type in NextLife into the site search.
So many of us are committing to positive environmental changes in large and small ways, and the holidays can present challenges to that commitment. Read on for Stanberry Green Team’s encouragement for greener festivities with no sacrifice of fun! 
your stuff in here” recycling bins. They don’t just sit there as you struggle to lift heavy bags full of recyclables into their mouths. Mikey and Herb march to the beat of their own drum, and instead of doing what other recycling bins do – which is hold stuff –they hold stuff and inspire people to recycle with a little bit of help from the Beach Boys.