Tulsa Recycler Recognized for Environmental, Social Responsibility
Tuttle, D Ray, THE JOURNAL RECORD
A nonprofit environmental watchdog group has recognized Natural Evolution Inc., a Tulsa-based electronics recycler and the only woman- and Native American-owned recycler in Oklahoma.
The Basel Action Network rates recyclers across North America and certifies the recycler according to standards of environmental and social responsibility, said Jim Puckett, BAN's executive director.
"We congratulate Natural Evolution on passing our rigorous review," said Puckett. "The public and Natural Evolution's customers can feel confident that, unlike most of the electronics recycling industry, Natural Evolution does not use dumping, prison labor, or poor laborers in developing …
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Article title: Tulsa Recycler Recognized for Environmental, Social Responsibility.
Contributors: Tuttle, D Ray - Author.
Newspaper title: THE JOURNAL RECORD.
Publication date: October 15, 2010.
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