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Wednesday November 03, 2004
05:49 AM
Recycling
This weekend, for the very first time in my life, I deliberately took a huge pile of papers to a recycling bin
Sure, some of you might be thinking "What, just now?" Hey, most of my friends aren't doing anything of that, you know?
Sure, some of you might be thinking "What for?" Well, I really don't know, because I don't have the big picture, but it sure felt good
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Green is good (Score:2)
I have to confess that *was* what I was thinking. I have been recycling for over 15 years. When I started working at GEC, back in 1987, they already had a policy to recycle computer paper and documents. However, they produced so much they had a financial incentive to do so. A 7.5 ton truck use to collect it each week.
Since then I've always made an effort to recycle. Many companies in the UK now have recycle bins, and if they don't there are departme
Re:Green is good (Score:1)
What is NASA doing with 5.25inch floppy discs? :-)
Re:Green is good (Score:2)
A friend recently mentioned that because the 5.25inch discs are now hard to come by, NASA were looking for donations of discs to help replenish their stock.