For the greater good of the environment, Nokia USA has come up with a new initiative to help save old mobiles from making a new home in city landfills. While predicted to generate good publicity for Nokia, the newly announced “We Recycle” program, is extremely simple, and should be very popular with end users. Users simply need to log onto We Recycle, enter their information, and a postage paid return label is generated. Then users just stick that on an envelope containing the device, and send it off to where Nokia will strip it down for recycling. This is a very commendable move from the Finnish mobile giant.
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