We all have it, both at work and at home. Schools have it, churches have it, your favorite restaurant, the local gas station, and even the library.
With technology comes e-waste. When our electronics have seen their last days, or have just become outdated, what we do with them is important. What happens when dumping them in a landfill is not an option?
Fortunately for us, Blue Star Company, a premier, authorized e-waste recycler and handler will dispose of our electronics for us. Conveniently, and for free, they will pick up our old technology in the Bay Area, so that we can rest easy knowing that the part we’ve played in recycling for good, has been validated.
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Blue Star Company, once notified by email, will send a vehicle to pick up your discards and deliver them safely to their reclamation center for separation, proper destruction and disposal. Some items are reused, reclaimed or recycled. Other items such as hard drives with sensitive data are always physically destroyed for your safety. It is Blue Star’s promise to you that their destruction services are among the very best and your old data will be destroyed, never to be used against you.
By being aware that BlueStar will come to you, and your electronic products will be correctly disposed of, you will rest easier with less stress about what will happen next to your technology. Knowing that our environment is in good hands with Blue Star Company…priceless!
Check out their website: www.sanfranciscoewaste.com or www.sanjoseewaste.com and fill out the form via email.
Thank you for your interest in Blue Star Company, and for the enthusiasm to recycle for the good of our planet.
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Christmas is a time to reflect upon the true meaning of the holy season which guides our hearts and prepares us for all things good. We are called upon to demonstrate kindness, understanding, and patience toward others.
For the gifts of family and friends, we give thanks. It’s that time of year when we express our appreciation for those we hold dear. We join on Thanksgiving to commemorate the very first gathering with native fare.
Earth Day, April 22nd, is not only a movement that was started in 1970 by John McConnell; it also promises to be the making of history in 2016. Earth Day was created as a way for us to give back to our Mother Earth by planting trees, cleaning up America, and saving on energy and fuels. In other words, we began the movement to solve environmental issues. Many programs, festivals, and groups gather to beautify our parks, clean up beaches, walk or bike to work, and raise awareness of our environment.
The holidays are upon us and we celebrate! With bright, colorful lights, images