Just been reading up of computer recycling – did you know that quite often old computers just end up in landfill and exported overseas (often illegally) and end up polluting the environment in some really serious ways. If you have old computer items you want to get rid of – visit 1800ewaste to get rid of it properly – the definitely is a right and a wrong way to do computer disposal.

Doing a computer recycle is a detailed process, but in essence the electronic waste is broken down into its various components, ie. plastics, metals, glass etc. and from there, 95-98% (by weight) of these materials can be fully recycled for future use. E-waste recycling is an important part of a sustainable future.

Originally posted 2009-11-03 07:38:11.

Very funny – and so true here in Aus : )

Originally posted 2010-03-12 16:41:41.

Originally posted 2010-09-28 16:22:20.

I designed this modified Obey logo for a bike decal I wanted to make. Thought it turned out pretty cool – let me know what you think.

Originally posted 2011-03-28 10:23:02.

Originally posted 2009-11-14 20:05:25.

Smokin hot afro dude

Originally posted 2010-07-13 20:38:25.

Having been on a few building sites before, there is inevitably a massive skip filled with timber and Gyprock offcuts that end up going to the tip and into landfill. There just seems to be so much waste, and the Gypsum in Gyprock is mined in open cut mines that destroy habitat – so why put it back in the ground?
1300rubbish now offer a Sydney pick-up service that not only means the old Gyprock and the Gyprock offcuts are 100% recycled (even the paper that covers them) but cleans up the job site as well. Because they come in and pick it up there is less work for the builder and less waste to get rid of.
It’s great to see small things like this happen so we can decrease the impact we have on this planet a little more every day.
To see more visit their Sydney Gyprock recycling page.

Originally posted 2010-07-09 10:56:55.

Originally posted 2010-05-20 10:43:26.