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Unique public rail system, lighter in weight that is designed to carry fewer passengers directly from one station to another. They run on electricity generated from the solar panels.
www.cybertran.com
212-561-0047
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Shop smartly for the environment - get carbon offset for free when you shop online.
www.smartlygreen.com
San Francisco, CA
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The Client Operations Technician installs, configures and troubleshoots computer networks, systems, telecom and associated assemblies for 300+ users in 9 locations.
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Computer automated algae oil farm.
70centsagallon.com/amx.php?adminid=5125&tid=14676
Kirkland, WA 98034
425-820-6854
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Your best source for ENERGY STAR and eco-friendly consumer electronics, computer hardware, alternative energy products and recycling solutions for home and office.
www.greenelectronics.com
918 D 113th Street
Arlington, TX 76011
817-704-2051
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Electronic Recycling Service; PC’s, laptops, networking equipment, monitors, TV’s, printers, fax machines, phones, etc.
www.arcic.com
401-396-9926
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Provides computer recycling and value recovery services.
www.greenpowerparts.com
One Cherry HillSuite 700
Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
Local Green Business
School offering education in healthcare and computers.
Detroit, MI
Local City Rankings Article
Submitted by Michael Cipielewski Jr. I walk into the scrap metal center with a box of copper I collected all over Detroit during the summer—parts parts from the water-heater that broke in July, old computer wire, parts from televisions I’ve found, and a million other bits from who knows what. The guy operating the scale jokes about the rain that’s so hard we can’t even see my car yards away. I look like I showered with my clothes on, but it’s worth it. I grab the sheet of paper that spits out of the scale, trying not to drip all over it, and head to the cashier. The box of copper put $90 in my pocket. Fred Sanford ain’t got a thing on me.
Denver, CO
Local City Rankings Article
How do you measure a city’s “real” carbon footprint? It’s a question scientists have asked for decades, and one that Anu Ramaswami has finally answered. The engineering professor, along with her Ph.D. students at the University of Colorado at Denver, has pioneered the first-ever expanded carbon footprint computation. University officials say it’s the most sophisticated formula yet for measuring an entire city’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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