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These #4 Startups are Giving New Life to E-waste
Although many companies now days are offering the option of e-waste recycling but few companies have already set a new standard in this untouched sector.
Apple's New AirPods Are Tough to Recycle
The company has said that the $159 headphones can be returned to it for recycling.
How This Startup Reduces Plastic Waste With Spoons You Can Eat
This edible spoon from Bakeys could be the start of a cutlery revolution.
Giving Waste A Second Life
Entrepreneur explores start-ups that are bringing social change by catering this space.
These 5 Startups Are Giving Waste A Second Life
Here are some of the interesting startups which are turning trash into cash.
This Phone Case Allows for Longer Battery Life by Recycling Cast-Off Energy
Nikola Labs just launched a Kickstarter project to bring this innovative phone case to the masses.
The Keurig K-Cup's Inventor Says He Feels Bad That He Made It. Here's Why.
K-cups are everywhere. And its waste is, too, thanks to the fact that the cups are almost impossible to recycle.
Talking Lamp Posts Are Just the Beginning in Verizon's Vision of a Smart City
Given the costliness and fragmentation of the smart home market, Verizon Wireless has its sights set on a loftier prize.
From Recreational Apparel to Weed, Here Are Our Best Cities for Niche Industries
Our annual Best Cities feature explores the hot spots for specific business categories.
Contribute to the Greater Good by Taking These 3 Easy Initiatives
You don't have to do it all to make it worth the effort. Take these steps toward being a more socially-conscious entrepreneur.
Apple Launches Recycling Program for All Old Products
The program, which could earn customers store credit, is part of a larger environmental stewardship campaign.
Is This the K-Cup's Fatal Flaw?
If K-Cups are considered the future of coffee, new research is calling into question the future of the K-Cup.
3 Things You May Not Know About Sustainable Packaging, But Should
When it comes to product packaging, making eco-friendly decision are not as cut and dry as many entrepreneurs may think. Here's what you need to know to make the best decision for your business.
PooPooPaper's Inspired Recycling
An eco-minded entrepreneur finds inspiration for his paper products from an unlikely source.
Franchisee Rolling in Green from Recycling Other People's Clutter
This 1-800-Got-Junk franchisee collects other people's unwanted stuff and finds a use for everything viable from clients' homes.