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How to get rid of old TV sets safely (Oct 6, 2008) - San Francisco Chronicle
"The e-waste movement has spawned a number of companies and organizations that make it easy to dispose of computers, monitors, printers - and TVs, too. One company that appears to be making a go of it is ASL Recycling (aslrecycling.com), which operates a GREENetwork of e-waste collection locations in California. You can search its Web site to see if there's a location near you.
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GREENetwork Achieves 100 Drop-Off Centers (Jul 25, 2008) - Secure Destruction Business Magazine
"Just six months after launching, ASL Recycling’s GREENetwork has increased its GREENspot California drop-off locations to 100. " Read Article
Saratoga Scouts help environment, community with recycling effort (Jan 21, 2008) - The Mercury News
"On Jan. 12, Saratoga Boy Scout Troop 535 hosted an "e-waste" recycling collection at the North Campus, 19848 Prospect Road, for anyone wanting to unload outdated electronics." Read Article
Growing by GREENetworking (Dec 21, 2007) - San Jose Business Journal
"ASL Recycling is urging consumers to find their "greenspot."" Read Article
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Southern California Residents Can Now Recycle Their Old Electronics at Dozens (Sep 9, 2008)
"ASL Recycling has extended its network of GREENspot e-waste
drop-off locations into Southern California, adding 29 new GREENspots to the growing list of
convenient locations where consumers and businesses can recycle their e-waste." Download
Getting Ready for the Digital TV Switch? Want to Recycle Your Old TV? (Sep 29, 2008)
"Because of California’s landmark e-waste legislation, consumers who upgrade their television will
pay an additional fee at the point of purchase so they can recycle their old television at no charge.
To give consumers as many free and convenient recycling options possible, ASL Recycling is already
mobilizing its GREENetwork and adding dozens of new GREENspot recycling locations to the many
that are already established." Download
ASL Recycling Raises Millions of Dollars for Local Non-Profits, (Oct 7, 2008)
"ASL Recycling started its collection events program in 2005 in northern California. Since then, it has
sponsored 322 events, raised more than $420 million for local non-profits and schools, diverted six
million pounds of e-waste from local landfills, and is now serving the entire state with its program." Download
California Now Has 149 GREENspot E-Waste Recycling Locations (Oct 22, 2008)
"ASL Recycling’s GREENetwork continues to expand up and down California, and now most households and businesses are within five miles of a convenient and free recycling center. As consumer awareness of these neighborhood e-waste recycling locations grows, hundreds of residents and businesses are visiting a neighborhood GREENspot location every month — 8.3 million pounds of e-waste have been diverted from local landfills so far this year." Download
ASL Recycling Brings E-waste Recycling to More Cities (May 6, 2008)
"ASL Recycling’s GREENetwork continued to grow during April
with the addition of 19 GREENspot e-waste drop-off locations, bringing the total number in Northern
California to 90. Now most residents can find a free place to dispose of their obsolete electronics
close to their home—in most cases within five miles." Download
Getting Rid of E-waste is Getting Easier By the Day (Mar 31, 2008)
"The rapid growth of ASL GREENetwork’s GREENspot ewaste
drop-off locations means that most Bay Area households are now within five miles of a facility
where they can dispose of their e-waste for free." Download
ASL Recycling Expands GREENetwork Statewide (Jul 29, 2008)
"Today, with 100 GREENspot e-waste drop-off locations now established in Northern California, ASL
Recycling is taking the program statewide, starting with e-waste collectors and municipalities in
Southern California and then by promoting the program to consumers." Download
ASL Recycling Hits 100 GREENspot E-Waste Locations (Jul 22, 2008)
"Just six months after launching, ASL Recycling’s GREENetwork
has grown to include 100 GREENspot e-waste drop-off locations in California. Over seven million pounds of e-waste have been diverted from local landfills this year.
ASL Recycling is one
of the largest state-approved recyclers and continues to expand the reach of its GREENetwork to
make it easy for Californians to off-load their e-waste.
" Download
ASL Recycling Unveils GREENspot Locations (Jan 30, 2008)
"ASL Recycling unveiled 49 GREENspot e-waste drop-off locations that opened today throughout Northern California, and announced plans to open more throughout the entire state over the coming months. " Download
ASL GREENetwork Diverts 424 Tons of Electronic Waste (Feb 29, 2008)
"After unveiling 49 GREENspot e-waste drop-off locations
throughout Northern California last month, ASL Recycling has since diverted more than 400 tons of
e-waste away from local landfills. " Download
ASL Recycling Launches GREENetwork (Dec 19, 2007)
"ASL Recycling, the largest and most experienced recycler in Northern California, is launching a collaborative industry effort that benefits all the key players and also motivates consumers to change their attitudes and behaviors concerning e-waste. " Download
What Are You Going To Do To Show You’re Green This Earth Day? (Apr 15, 2008)
"It’s Earth Day on April 22 and many Californians are
wondering what they can do to be green.
To commemorate Earth Day, ASL Recycling and the GREENetwork are hosting events at dozens of
ASL GREENspot e-waste drop-off locations." Download
