Nicolas Müller is the new Recycling Ambassador in LAAX!
Check out the Swiss Rider for Burton Snowboards bonking recycling cans during the photo shoot (it's all G rated, no worries). [via protectourwinter.org]
Showing posts with label recycling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recycling. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Recycle Utah and Snowsports Industry team up to create a ski/snowboard recycle program
Recycle Utah has teamed up with Snowsports Industry in Colorado to create a ski/snowboard recycle program to address the overwhelming issue of what to do with used, and old hard-goods. According to Park Record, since 2008, Snowsports Industry has collected over 300 tons of equipment ranging from snowboards, to skis, to helmets, boots, and more.
The recycling center in Colorado has collected over 8,000 pounds since the pilot program last spring, and will run through the fall, ending November 27th. “We are the only center in the state that is recycling old snow equipment. Anything that is not good enough for the ski swap, we will take,” said Recycle Utah executive director, Insa Riepen. “We created these sports we enjoy, but what happens in the end? This is the best solution we have found so far.”
The alternative to recycling old snow equipment is dumping into landfills. Local shops are partaking in the efforts. Cole Sport is offering an incentive program to customers to choose to recycle, “If someone recycles an old pair of skis, they will get a coupon, good for a year, which gives them $50 off a new pair of skis at Cole Sport. A recycled snowboard will get you $30 off a new snowboard” said Riepen. “We are offering coupons for everything, poles, goggles, boots, even gloves.”
For more on the original interview with Ripen, visit ParkRecord.com.
To learn more on the program, visit www.recycleutah.org.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Volcom Employees Get V.Co-logical: Our Facilities Manager
Hear Volcom's Facilities Manger Dustin Woodall talk with Robert Montenegro about the steps Volcom HQ is taking to keep resources out of the landfill and to promote reuse and recycling!
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