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2008/07/31

Cash for Trash

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Cash for Trash

Recyclers are devising new ways to profit from America's waste. But it's still easier to squander garbage than sort it

Plus: How Businesses Extract Value from Broken and Returned Goods

Inside: This Month in Green Business
The top story of this month's Green Business newsletter explores the booming recycling business. As the green movement gains momentum, businesses and consumers are looking more closely at the financial and environmental benefits of recycling. Both long-established players and new startups are improving their technologies for recycling everything from plastic, paper, and steel to more complex products such as computers and cell phones.

Several stories in this newsletter highlight the efforts of auto companies to "green" their products and meet changing consumer demands amid record high oil prices.

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Reverse Logistics: From Trash to Cash

What can businesses do with scraps, returns, broken goods, and garbage? Run it backwards through the supply chain to extract maximum value

Honda Goes Whole Hog for Hybrids

To make up for lost time, the carmaker plans to sell 500,000 a year by early next decade

Hyundai Rides Demand for Small Cars

Its plans for luxury models may slow, but the Korean automaker will still benefit from high gas prices thanks to its gas-sippers
Slide Show: For Hyundai, Small Cars Are Hot

U-Box-It. They Collect and Recycle It

With this easy service, you put your trash in a portable, cardboard container that is then picked up and recycled—box and all

Green Business Makes for Strange Bedfellows

Unlikely partnerships, such as one between Greenpeace and McDonald's, are becoming the norm as special-interest groups become part of the business conversation on such key issues as climate change and water scarcity

Power Lines with Superpowers

Power Lines with Superpowers

A Solar-Powered Night-Light for the Poor

A Solar-Powered Night-Light for the Poor

The Diesels Are Coming. But Will Anyone Want Them?

New technology has made diesels cleaner and greener than ever, but high pump prices may scare off potential customers

A Different Kind of High Gas Mileage

Lotus' new "green" Eco Elise features hemp-based bodywork and other renewable materials

Alternative Energy Vexes Autos and Utilities

High prices for oil and natural gas are leading automakers and utilities to seek alternative energy solutions, but it's going to take years

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