Recycle unwanted electronics at Green Summit

FORT COLLINS – Waste-Not
Recycling will be on hand at the Northern Colorado Green Summit on
April 8 to help attendees recycle anything with a board or a cord. This
includes all types of computer equipment, televisions and even cell
phones.

Each Green Summit attendee may recycle one piece of
equipment as part of the cost of registration for the event. Additional
items may be dropped off for an additional fee, or arrangements can be
made with the Waste-Not representative on hand for future pickups.

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Waste-Not’s
recycling process complies with all federal and state regulations, and
the company does not ship electronics for disassembly out of the
country, to ensure the safety of the environment. All data destruction
occurs at the Waste-Not property, assuring proper destruction and
recycling of information and equipment.

In addition to
electronics recycling, free onsite document shredding by Professional
Document Management will be available.

The Green Summit, set for
April 8 at the Drake Centre, 802 W. Drake Road in Fort Collins, begins
with breakfast at 8 a.m. Presented by the Northern Colorado Business
Report, with support from the city of Fort Collins, Poudre Valley REA,
the Better Business Bureau serving Northern Colorado and Wyoming and
Toolbox Creative, the Green Summit will examine a wide variety of issues
surrounding sustainability and doing business in a socially and
environmentally responsible way.

The Green Summit lunch, hosted
by Kennedy and Coe, Certified Public Accountants and Consultants, this
year will feature the presentation of the new Poudre Valley REA Beyond
the Limits Award. And as in years past, the Fort Collins Climate Wise
program will present its EnvirOvation Awards at a reception immediately
following the Green Summit at 3 p.m. The EnvirOvation reception is free
with pre-registration.

Registration for the Green Summit, which
includes breakfast and lunch, is $49, and available online at
www.NCBR.com, under Events on the homepage. Deadline to reserve your
seat is April 6.

For more information about the 2010 Green
Summit, contact De Dahlgren, NCBR Events Manager, at 970-221-5400, ext.
202 or e-mail her at ddahlgren@ncbr.com.