California E-waste Law Hits 1 Billion Pound Mark
Mountains of obsolete monitors, broken TVs and out-of-date laptops which used to be stacked up in attics and garages have helped California hit a milestone. California’s e-waste program has just hit...
View ArticleAmazon.com May Soon Have to Charge Sales Tax
California residents can purchase a typical 22-inch LCD television on Wal-Mart’s website for $214. Those same residents can purchase that very same television on Amazon.com for $194. What’s the...
View ArticleHybrid Cars No Longer Getting a Break in California
These vehicles used to be a novel idea. However, their bright yellow stickers are now faded from exposure to sunlight over the years, and their six year run of enjoying HOV-lane privileges in...
View ArticleiPads Help Kitchen “Go Green”
Revel Systems has just launched their Kitchen Display System (KDS) to help restaurants “Go Green”. This system was created in an effort increase kitchen efficiency and reduce the amount of paper used...
View ArticleFresh Data Spill Demonstrates the Dangers on Health Records Stored Online
Up until recently, the medical files of 300,000 California residents sat entirely unsecured on the web, just waiting for the world to look at them. They included things like doctors’ notes, Social...
View ArticleCollection Rate for E-waste shows its First Decline
The 2010 PCCI collection rate for e-waste recycling and take-back showed its first decline, dropping over two percent from 2009. These numbers were produced by the NCER (National Center for Electronics...
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