April 6, 2009
HP Recycled 265 Million Pounds of Hardware in 2008
Hewlett-Packard just released its eighth annual Global Citizenship Report, in which it details its efforts to recycle and reuse along its supply chain.
In 2008, HP made the following strides toward sustainability:
- Recovery for reuse of 3.5 million hardware units weighing 75 million pounds. This is a 16 percent increase over 2007.
- Increase of recycling volume 6 percent to 265 million pounds globally.
- HP joined more than 140 global companies in signing a declaration from the Corporate Leaders Group on Climate Change at the Poznan negotiations in December.
- Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 4….
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