The Environmental Fund for Pennsylvanis in conjunction w/PA Dept. of
Environmental Protection
produced a cool mouse pad with recycled tires as backing, sent to me about a
year ago. Its got a nice soid facing that inprinted well (with
kid's-contest illustrated recycling message), isn't the fabric stuff that
fuzzes up inside your mouse. I'm very happy with it; have used it since I
got it...
Contacts:
If you want more information from the Environmental Fund for Pennsylvania, I
suggest that you e-mail efp@greenworkschannel.org or call: 215/545-5880
or cruise these web sites for other contacts:
www.efp.state.pa.us
www.dep.state.pa.us
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Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 16:25:06 -0400
From: "Steve Hammer" <s_hammer@ix.netcom.com>
To: <recycle@envirolink.org>, "Greenyes list" <greenyes@earthsystems.org>
Subject: [GRRN] recycled content mousepads?
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Has anyone had any luck finding a company which prints up recycled =
content mouse pads? I've only found one vendor on the web, and he's =
four to six times as expensive (!) as anyone else that I've seen.
Thanks.
Steve Hammer
s_hammer@ix.netcom.com
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