Comments on: Work we’re pleased and proud to be doing! http://www.eco-logistics.biz/2008/09/10/work-were-pleased-and-proud-to-be-doing/ Where participant sporting events meet environmental responsibility. Mon, 06 Sep 2010 23:14:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: kpcomm http://www.eco-logistics.biz/2008/09/10/work-were-pleased-and-proud-to-be-doing/#comment-382 kpcomm Sat, 01 Nov 2008 08:06:25 +0000 http://www.eco-logistics.biz/2008/09/10/work-were-pleased-and-proud-to-be-doing/#comment-382 We've learned a lot over the course of the Heatsheet recycling pilot project. We don't have everything figured out yet, but are just about to release a preliminary report. Stay tuned. We’ve learned a lot over the course of the Heatsheet recycling pilot project. We don’t have everything figured out yet, but are just about to release a preliminary report.

Stay tuned.

]]> By: Beth Terry, aka Fake Plastic Fish http://www.eco-logistics.biz/2008/09/10/work-were-pleased-and-proud-to-be-doing/#comment-366 Beth Terry, aka Fake Plastic Fish Sun, 26 Oct 2008 06:39:25 +0000 http://www.eco-logistics.biz/2008/09/10/work-were-pleased-and-proud-to-be-doing/#comment-366 This is exciting news. My husband brought one home (Heatsheet) from the SF Half Marathon this summer and was excited that it had a little recycling symbol. Unfortunately, I had to burst his bubble by telling him that while the sheets might technically be recyclable, there was not way to recycle them where we live. That stuff can't go in our curbside bins. So it's exciting that you are working on a way to see that they get recycled. I'd love to keep up with this issue. Beth This is exciting news. My husband brought one home (Heatsheet) from the SF Half Marathon this summer and was excited that it had a little recycling symbol. Unfortunately, I had to burst his bubble by telling him that while the sheets might technically be recyclable, there was not way to recycle them where we live. That stuff can’t go in our curbside bins.

So it’s exciting that you are working on a way to see that they get recycled. I’d love to keep up with this issue.

Beth

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