We were delighted to be invited to feature in The Guardian’s Green and Ethical Checklist recently. The checklist helps guide people towards leading a more sustainable lifestyle in 2021.
If you missed it, you can read the edited version here…
We’ve had conversations with many schools in London and beyond regarding choosing new laptops over refurbished laptops.
We were surprised when we read a report from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) back in 2020. It shares some valuable insights into what had become a dire situation.
Whether you’ve been shielding, unemployed, working from home or returning to your place of work, 2020’s global pandemic has undoubtedly made connectivity even more important in our lives.
Up to 80% of the materials in your old phones are recyclable, so don’t let them sit in the kitchen drawer – or worse, end up in landfill. Use Reconome’s phone recycling service instead.
From apps that help you share excess food with those who need it to biodegradable water sachets made from seaweed, here’s a glimpse into a few of the London-based start-ups driving forward our city’s sustainability initiatives.
We’ve all been here. We’ve all probably got a couple sitting at home, or a whole office storage room full of ‘em. RECONO.ME offers convenient options to help you sustainably dispose of used laptops.
Today’s plastic packaging issue needs little introduction. For many of us, Christmas came and went, leaving a shiny trail of plastic packaging in its wake.
2018 saw the media and public turn its attention to the environment. At RECONO.me we think 2019 is the year for change. We’re sharing our little black book of big green contacts to help you make lasting changes to your environment.
The idea is at the core of RECONO.me. It’s nothing less than a fundamental rethinking of how we build and create the goods and services that keep our society ticking over.
