One of the major benefits of using a computer is that you can erase content as you type, so you only print the final copy that’s (supposedly) free from errors. But how about erasing already laser-printed content from paper? There’s the Reverse 3D Printer for that.
Researchers at the University of Cambridge came up with an [...]
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Posted by PrintFriendly on March 25th, 2012
Democratic Congressional candidate Bob Marx is calling for a nationwide plastic recycling law to stop the degradation of the Pacific Ocean.
He said that an island of floating mostly-plastic trash can be found at the convergence of the Northern Pacific gyre between California and Hawaii. “If you want to know where those plastic grocery bags, plastic [...]
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Posted by PrintFriendly on December 6th, 2011
Brother, Canon, Dell, Epson and Lexmark in Singapore, with the support of the National Environment Agency (NEA) and National Library Board (NLB), will be jointly funding and managing Project Homecoming, the first-ever joint printer cartridges recycling initiative in Singapore.
Project Homecoming will provide accessible cartridge recycling bins at 13 NLB libraries. People can deposit used ink [...]
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Posted by PrintFriendly on December 5th, 2011
Canon U.S.A., Inc., a foremost company in digital imaging, has launched a new nationwide inkjet cartridge recycling program. Arranged in partnership with FedEx Office, Sims Recycling Solutions and Close the Loop, this plan makes use of the finest environmental systems in dealing with recyclable equipments.
Canon PIXMA printer users may now leave empty authentic PIXMA inkjet [...]
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Posted by PrintFriendly on October 4th, 2011
The Apple recycling program has been improved to include a “reuse” option for old iPhones, iPads, or Macs, as well as PC desktops or notebooks.
Owners of existing Apple products may be paid the fair market value of their old gadgets. In addition, even those who used to own non-Apple computers, but would like to switch [...]
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Posted by PrintFriendly on August 11th, 2011