I plan on purchasing a new TV set. What is the most Eco-friendly way of disposing of my old set?
• KQED and its parent company, Northern California Public Broadcasting, are proud to be the only carbon-neutralized public broadcaster in the nation. We work to create a green home in the Bay Area. Since 2005, Goodwill has operated an environmentally and socially responsible computer recycling and electronics recycling program. Their service is free and convenient for you to donate your computers and televisions, working or not. Goodwill accepts computers, computer accessories and televisions from residents and businesses at all donation sites.
KQED and its parent company, Northern California Public Broadcasting, are proud to be the only carbon-neutralized public broadcaster in the nation. We work to create a green home in the Bay Area. Since 2005, Goodwill has operated an environmentally and socially responsible computer recycling and electronics recycling program. Their service is free and convenient for you to donate your computers and televisions, working or not. Goodwill accepts computers, computer accessories and televisions from residents and businesses at all donation sites. Consumer Alert: We have heard of incidents across the country where consumers were receiving incorrect information concerning this transition from retailers and cable providers. Know your facts: 1. If you already have cable or satellite service, you are covered and do not need to take any action. 2. If you are looking to purchase a digital converter box, you can continue to use your old television set. Some stores are utilizing an ‘upsell’ approac
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