Partners in the News
- Profitable, in-house 'green' disposal. "It doesn't happen every time, but occasionally, going green can also mean saving money. The State Electronics Challenge was designed by the Northeast Recycling Council . . . as a way to teach municipal leaders green electronic disposal techniques." September 2013
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- Article profiling the Regional Technology Coalition, State College, Pennsylvania, published in The Municipal - North Edition
- Article profiling Atlantic Beach, North Carolina, published in The Municipal - South Edition
- Corvallis, Oregon awarded gold recognition by State Electronics Challenge. Moveers & Shakers, May 6th, The City of Corvallis, Oregon has been awarded gold recognition from the State Electronics Challenge. Published in Corvallis Gazette Times, May 2013
- Ohio EPA awarded bronze recognition by State Electronics Challenge. "The State Electronics Challenge has awarded the Ohio EPA a bronze recognition for its efforts in decreasing the environmental footprint of its computers." Published in eponline.com, April 2013
- County recognized for electronics recycling. "Through participation in SEC, DuPage County has developed a consistent model for tracking and reporting its achievements. In 2011, the county’s SEC program eliminated nearly 7,000 pounds of solid waste, nearly 3,000 pounds of hazardous waste and another 25 pounds of toxic materials such as lead and mercury. The program has also reduced more than 380 tons of greenhouse gases — the equivalent of taking more than 250 cars off the road every year." Article published in the National Association of Counties (NACO) County News, January 2013
- uPage Holds Off on Cool Counties Vow. Naperville (Illinois) Sun, May 2012
- MDE Gets Award for Green Procurement. Cecil Whig (Elkton, MD), April 2012
- Providence School Department Recognized. Providence Journal; Providence, Rhode Island, May 2011
- “9,000 Cars” Removed from the Road through Environmental Stewardship. PRWeb, April 2011
- Maine Recognized for Environmental Stewardship. Village Soup-Capital Weekly; Augusta, Maine, April 2010