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davidschrothEarth Day activities at work this year:
As in previous years, the Unisys Recycling Team has organized a special Earth Day event to focus on environmental issues. This year’s event will be held in the Superior Conference Room from 10:00AM to 1:00PM on Wednesday, April 25th. The event will feature the following activities and more:
Ask questions about the FORD ESCAPE hybrid vehicle and test drive it. Apple Valley Ford will have the vehicle and a sales consultant here between 10:00 and 1:00. It will be located in the west parking lot.
Pick up your free Begonia bedding plant (while the supply lasts)
Learn about carpet recycling and where you can do it free in the Twin Cities.
Ask one of the Master Gardeners your spring time plant questions.
Find out about rain gardens and rain barrels and how they can help conserve water and improve water quality.
Bring in all your old, used tennis shoes and we will ship them off to Nike, courtesy of FedEx, to be made into playground surfaces. You can bring your shoes in anytime, starting now, for the rest of the month. A collection box is located in the exit aisle from the cafeteria.
Drop off your pop can tabs and they will be delivered to the Ronald McDonald house.
Sign up for the free raffle.
Have a complementary treat as a thank you for recycling at work.
Also, we again will be conducting another home electronics collection. There will be a drop-off site set up in the west parking lot, north end, from 7:00AM to 1:00PM. Watch for poster reminders and information on the lobby CBT’s for items accepted and costs. Appliances are not accepted. Do not bring in your electronics before the collection date. In general, this year the prices for recycling will be:
All monitors $5.00
All CPU’s $5.00
All stand alone TV’s (up to 25”) $10.00
TV’s over 25” $20.00
All console TV’s $20.00
Microwaves $10.00
Keyboards, mice, VCR’s, cell phones, stereo receivers, CD players, disc men, printers and scanners FREE
I have this vague recollection that someone on my friends list might have some interest in information about carpet recycling (especially if it's free).
As in previous years, the Unisys Recycling Team has organized a special Earth Day event to focus on environmental issues. This year’s event will be held in the Superior Conference Room from 10:00AM to 1:00PM on Wednesday, April 25th. The event will feature the following activities and more:
Ask questions about the FORD ESCAPE hybrid vehicle and test drive it. Apple Valley Ford will have the vehicle and a sales consultant here between 10:00 and 1:00. It will be located in the west parking lot.
Pick up your free Begonia bedding plant (while the supply lasts)
Learn about carpet recycling and where you can do it free in the Twin Cities.
Ask one of the Master Gardeners your spring time plant questions.
Find out about rain gardens and rain barrels and how they can help conserve water and improve water quality.
Bring in all your old, used tennis shoes and we will ship them off to Nike, courtesy of FedEx, to be made into playground surfaces. You can bring your shoes in anytime, starting now, for the rest of the month. A collection box is located in the exit aisle from the cafeteria.
Drop off your pop can tabs and they will be delivered to the Ronald McDonald house.
Sign up for the free raffle.
Have a complementary treat as a thank you for recycling at work.
Also, we again will be conducting another home electronics collection. There will be a drop-off site set up in the west parking lot, north end, from 7:00AM to 1:00PM. Watch for poster reminders and information on the lobby CBT’s for items accepted and costs. Appliances are not accepted. Do not bring in your electronics before the collection date. In general, this year the prices for recycling will be:
All monitors $5.00
All CPU’s $5.00
All stand alone TV’s (up to 25”) $10.00
TV’s over 25” $20.00
All console TV’s $20.00
Microwaves $10.00
Keyboards, mice, VCR’s, cell phones, stereo receivers, CD players, disc men, printers and scanners FREE
I have this vague recollection that someone on my friends list might have some interest in information about carpet recycling (especially if it's free).
