Recycling
Cleaning Up C.E. Cole
http://www.enter.net/~tquire/cole.html
The kids of Mr. Yelles and Mr. Kondisko’s classes at C.E. Cole intermediate school
are concerned about their environment. They started several recycling projects, including
this recycling Web page that documents their efforts.
Commonly Recycled Materials
http://www.best.com/~dillon/recycle/guides/common.html
Consider this Web page to be Recycling 101. It explains everything you might not
have previously understood about recycling, including those cryptic looking recycling
markers. The work here is an effort to make recycling a natural part of everyone’s
everyday life.
The Consumer Recycling Guide: Index to Local Recycling Centers
http://www.best.com/~dillon/recycle/local/index.html
So you want to become environmentally conscious and start recycling, but you don’t
know where to do it? Not a problem once you access this index to find a local recycling
center near you. The list is always growing and has listings for all 50 states, as
well as select international sites.
GreenDisk
http://imagelinc.com/greendisk/
GreenDisk helps reduce the landfill problem by taking obsolete software and recycling
it into usable blank floppy diskettes. This process saves tons of plastic from taking
up valuable landfill space and provides end users with inexpensive, high quality
diskettes.
GREENGUIDE Reduce/Reuse/Recycle
http://esp.pnl.gov:2080/esp/greenguide/appe.html
The table on this page provides valuable information on how to reduce our consumption,
reuse frequently discarded items, and recycle materials that can be reprocessed.
It also contains special handling instructions for materials from batteries to wood
pallets.
The Recycle Link
http://www.recycle.org/
This page, brought to you by Cyber Recycle, Inc., will both help you find a recycling
program in your area and teach you what exactly can or cannot be recycled. You can
also find information on manufacturers who utilize recyclables and the products they
make.
Recycle Locally
http://www.umr.edu/~ems/recycle.html
Did you ever wonder what happens to the materials you recycle once they’re out of
your hands? The city of Rolla documents its recycling program and tells its citizens
exactly where their recycled goods are headed.
Recyclers World
http://www.sentex.net/recycle/
The mother of all recycling sites! You will find pages for every possible recyclable
material, from automotive parts to wood and plastics. It even has a section for organic
& food waste recycling.
Environmental Issues
gopher://gopher.well.com/11/Environment
A variety of stories, essays and book reviews covering various environmental issues
and ideas.
EPA Online Library System
telnet://epaibm.rtpnc.epa.gov
Search the EPA’s online system by author, title, keywords, year of publication and
so on.
Great Lakes Information Network
gopher://gopher.cic.net
A network to store and disseminate bi-national data and information regarding environmental
issues, resource management, transportation, demographic and development data and
other information and resources in the Great Lakes region of the U.S and Canada.