New Zealand Braces for CRT Surge
New Zealand is switching to digital transmission in 2012 and is bracing for a surge of CRT televisions to be…
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Paper and Plastic Ban Proposed in L.A.
Paper or plastic? Shoppers in Los Angeles may soon have neither option. On Tuesday, an L.A. councilman proposed a ban…
Only 22% of Consumers Willing To Pay More for Green Products
Only 22 percent of all consumers are willing to pay more for green products, according to a global study by…
California Apartment Complexes May Soon Offer Recycling
If you live in an apartment building in California, there’s a good chance that you don’t have access to convenient…
Redwoods for Red Wine?
The California redwoods are some of the oldest and tallest trees in the world. But will they be sacrificed to…
Illinois Is Expanding E-Waste Recycling Law
In an attempt to keep electronics out of landfills, the state of Illinois is expanding its electronics recycling law to…
News Media Mirrors Green Advertising
We see or hear hundreds of advertisements a day. Even if you don’t watch TV (or you fast forward through…
Carmaggedeon: Bikes Beat Plane in a Race Across LA
If you live in Southern California like we do, you probably heard about Carmaggedeon. (Or Carma-kidding, as it was, since…
New Device Uses GPS & Crowdsourcing to Prevent Water-Related Diseases
According to the World Health Organization, more than 3.5 million people die each year from water-related diseases. A new device…
California Leads Nation in Green Jobs
California is leading the nation in green jobs, according to a recent study by the Brookings Institution. Almost 320,000 people…
All Green Featured in Orange County Business Journal
All Green is proud to be featured in the Orange County Business Journal! The article talked about our company and…
California Recycled 1 Billion Pounds of E-Waste
Ever since the electronics recycling program in California began 6 years ago, one billion pounds of electronics have been recycled.…