Going green with technology involves properly recycling and reusing electronic components to prevent pollution and conserve resources. It also means companies making more energy efficient machines and using technology to save paper and go paperless. While recycling has benefits like preventing toxins from landfills and reclaiming valuable materials, it also has challenges like companies dumping used electronics in developing countries and potential for recycled materials to leak toxins. Many large companies are taking steps to be more environmentally friendly through initiatives like reducing paper usage, lowering emissions, and sourcing renewable energy. Recycling various materials saves significant amounts of energy compared to producing them from raw materials.

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2. What is going green with technology? Protecting our environment from the harmful toxins that improperly disposed computers cause Reusing and recreating components of a computer to make something else Large Companies are considering making more energy efficient machines Using technology to save paper and trees hence going paperless

4. Manufactured parts from computers are used in the construction of other products

5. Some parts of the computer are made of valuable minerals such as copper and gold and can be harvested and reused in other forms

6. Recycling computers will slow the growing amounts of trash in landfills

7. The valuable elements or materials that are reclaimed can produce toxins that will leak back into the environment

9. Who is going green Wal-Mart: They would like to power their stores with 100% renewable energy sources. Anheuser-Busch: Saves 21 million pound of metal by trimming an eighth of an inch off the diameter of their beer cans. Dell: “No computer should go to waste” recycling program allows customers to bring their computers and have them properly disposed of Coca-Cola:They have three environmental goals on which the focus their efforts. They are water stewardship, sustainable packaging, climate & energy protection. Starbucks: Their coffee cup sleeves save nearly 78,000 trees per you

10. ~Recycling Facts~ *Between 1950 and 2000, the U.S. population nearly doubled. However, in that same period, public demand for water more than tripled! Americans now use an average of 100 gallons of water each day — enough to fill 1,600 drinking glasses! Just over 48% of office paper is recovered for recycling. This becomes raw material for paperboard, tissue, and printing and writing papers A refrigerator built 20 years ago uses 70% more energy than today's energy-efficient models. About 70% of all metal used just once and is discarded. The remaining 30% is recycled. After 5 cycles, one-fourth of 1% of the metal remains in circulation Recycling steel and tin cans saves 74% of the energy used to produce them Almost half of the average home's energy consumption is used for heating

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