In an effort to promote their environmental commitment, big box mega-retailer Wal-Mart has announced their efforts in working with the Global Plastic Shopping Bag Commitment program.  Along with the Clinton Global Initiative and The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), the global giant stands to make a serious dent in the plastic shopping bag waste.
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The Brita Climate Ride 2008 is the first multi-day bicycle tour where individuals pedal to raise money and awareness of climate change and hope for a future powered by renewable energy and a green economy.  Printing Responsibly recognizes these efforts and has thus donated to the event along with Green Drinks NYC (and many others) [...]

Improper disposal of cell phones is a serious threat to our environment. Every cell phone contains no less that 8 hazardous materials including Arsenic, Antimony, Beryllium, Cadmium, Copper, Lead, Nickel and Zinc. Disposing of these phones in a landfill allows these substances to leach into groundwater and soil. Burning them in an incinerator releases chemicals [...]

Output resolution, i.e., PPI, DPI and LPI is commonly misunderstood. Here is a short, non-technical, non-scientific, simple explanation. (I am sure someone will leave comments about what else could have been said, but this is designed to get people started - if you want more information, it’s readily available with basic online searching skills.)
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Our second Printing Responsibly sponsored event at the NJ Jackals Yogi Berra Stadium in Montclair, NJ on Saturday, July 12, 2008 went off without a hitch.  The weather was great, the crowd was roaring, and one lucky fan got to “tackle the Jackal.”  Printing Responsibly was also able to make a few other Jackals [...]

Our first Printing Responsibly sponsored event at the Sussex Skyhawks Stadium in Agusta, NJ on Friday, June 27, 2008 was a complete success.  We would like to send our sincere thanks the Sussex Skyhaws and staff for a great evening, and congratulate them on their 12-6 win against the Atlantic City Surf.
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