How to make cash from trash : recycle your office waste to boost company savings and morale

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">The solid-waste arithmetic is simple. The United States generates more than 195 million tons of in a year and that figure is growing. A variety of factors drive that interest. Some companies see it as a matter of good corporate citizenship. Others feel that recycling regulations are inevitable and there is no point in waiting. Still others note that consumers increasingly are interested in buying from companies that are environmentally responsible. Above all, many find that recycling is good business</abstract>
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