Albert Boufarah of SAMR Inc. discusses the economic benefits of e-waste recycling
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Over 450 million used household electronics & old computers in the United States alone can be recycled.
Search Results for environment
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How the gambling industry has evolved over time
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The history of gambling is as fascinating as the dynamic it presents. Here are some key ways the gambling industry has evolved.
What is whipped soap?
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You may have seen a jar of whipped soap in your news feed or at your local beauty shop, but what is inside its buttery recipe that makes it different from regular bar soap?
The benefits of venturing outside
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Many mental health professionals are of the opinion that our mental well-being is linked to spending time in the fresh air.
Christiansburg drone delivery experiment turns two
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On a bright fall day two years ago, with three short drone flights, Christiansburg became a test case for one vision of the future of aviation.
Comparing the finance book genres that train an industry of bankers
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In this article, we’ll compare the main genres of finance books that students and professionals are tapping into for personal and professional development.
Virginia Tech researchers working to bring cultivated meat to dinner plates
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Food can propel you to another time, another culture, another place without ever leaving the dinner table. But what if your surf and turf could make it to your plate without a fish leaving the water or a cow leaving the farm?
How hiring and recruitment is evolving in Omaha, Nebraska, according to Ron Cardenas, VP of HR
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The global pandemic has changed the face of hiring and recruitment, not just for the short term. In this article by Ron Cardenas, a Vice President of Human Resources in Omaha, Nebraska, we review how talent acquisition will never be the same even after COVID-19 abates.
Ultimate kids camp guide for 2022
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While many kids enjoy participating in sports camps during the holidays, some children prefer different learning experiences, including science experiments, mathematics games, and more artistic pursuits like pottery classes and drama workshops.
