IBM is committed to environmental leadership in all of its business activities, from its operations to the design of its products and use of its technology. IBM's corporate policy on environmental affairs, first issued in 1971, is supported by the company's global environmental management system, which is the key element of the company's efforts to achieve results consistent with environmental leadership and ensures the company is vigilant in protecting the environment across all of its operations worldwide.Read More

At Microsoft, we are committed to software and technology innovation that helps people and organizations around the world improve the environment. Our goals are to reduce the impact of our operations and products and to drive responsible environmental leadership. Read More

As personal computers have become common in most homes, there is a growing concern about the environmental impact of old computers, computer parts and other electronic products. When you are ready to dispose of your old PC and computer-related devices, Dell is here to help.Read More

Solid Waste Management Services handles the transfer and disposal of your garbage as well as the processing and sale of recyclable materials collected through the blue box program. Solid Waste Management Services also coordinates a variety of 3Rs programs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) to help residents and business reduce their production of waste.Read More

HP's number one goal is to improve customers' lives by providing simple, valuable and trusted technology. We wholly integrate environmental considerations into our business strategy because this results in better products. We manage our facilities and conduct our business activities to minimize environmental impacts and promote the welfare and safety of our employees and customers.Read More