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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gayandinusha" data-source="post: 1125934" data-attributes="member: 16335">ReCellular collects 6 million phonesReCellular processed a record 6 million phones in 2007, solidifying the company’s position as the world’s foremost collector, refurbisher, and recycler of wireless phones. “In 1991, we started with a simple mission - to create a successful business that is both socially and environmentally responsible,” says Chuck Newman, founder and CEO of ReCellular, Inc. “Today, ReCellular’s impact and success have far exceeded my expectations.”<img src="http://www.letsgomobile.org/images/news/recellular/recycling_cellphone.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Cell phone recycling"Over the past five years, we have grown exponentially," says Newman. "Our ongoing efforts to increase consumer awareness for cell-phone recycling - married with the innovative collection programs we offer our corporate, charitable and grassroots partners - have helped us dramatically increase our operations."In 2007 ReCellular• Employed 240 people at facilities in Michigan, Texas, Hong Kong, and Brazil•  Collected 6 million wireless phones for recycling or refurbishing•  Raised more than $20 million for charitable causes for 50 non-profit partners•  Diverted more than 1 million pounds of materials from landfills by recycling<img src="http://www.letsgomobile.org/images/news/recellular/cell-phone-collections.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Cell phone collectionsFor 2007, ReCellular acquired a record 6,034,771 phones through corporate, charitable and grassroots collections programs. This amount of phones is the equivalent of; 10 million kilograms of carbon emissions. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, producing six million cell phones would consume enough energy to power 11,400 homes for a year, and produce more than 10.3 million kilograms of carbon emissions.</blockquote>

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