Northshore Process Service Continues Green Commitment to Environment

Online, May 10, 2010 (Newswire.com) - New York, NY, May 10, 2010 - In its continued commitment to the environment and sustainability, Northshore Process Network will launch a new recycling program for batteries, cell phones and printer cartridges at all office locations nationwide. Starting on June 17, staff can drop off old printer cartridges and cell phones at any office reception. As part of the program, cell phones will be donated to Greenpeace USA.

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, recycling one million cell phones saves enough energy to power more than 185 U.S. households for one year.

"People want to feel good about where they work or do business," said Northshore Process Service czar of green initiatives Christopher Martin. "This recycling program gives our staff and contractors a convenient way to do their part for the environment and a good cause."

Northshore Process Service has a long-standing commitment to investing in green technologies and initiatives. Last year, the company recycled nearly 35,000 tons of cardboard, the equivalent of saving more than half a million trees. It also has energy management systems in California, New York and Canada. By monitoring electricity, heating and cooling and waste management, the system helps reduce energy usage and maintenance costs while extending equipment life. The company also has the most solar installations among process server firms. In energy efficient LED lighting is used in all office locations, equipment and appliances.

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