Home Depot announced this week that it will collect and recycle compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) in nearly 2,000 of its stores. This is great news since it eases the transition to low-energy bulbs by solving a big customer problem: what do I do with this bulb when I’m done with it? Home Depot is the not the first – IKEA and local stores have CFL recycling programs – but it brings a bigger scale and reach to solving the problem.
Home Depot Solves a Customer Eco-Problem
Home Depot announced this week that it will collect and recycle compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) in nearly 2,000 of its stores. This is great news since it eases the transition to low-energy bulbs by solving a big customer problem: what do I do with this bulb when I’m done with it? Home Depot is […]
June 27, 2008