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Is FedEx Kinko's Trashing its Recyclables?

By Mark Sanders

Santa Fe Reporter | May 15, 2008

The company recycles 700 tons of paper per year and recently was ranked eighth on the Environmental Protection Agency's quarterly list of Green Power Partners. But when it comes to Santa Fe Kinko's stores, one former employee says the company's recycling claims are nothing more than a whitewash.

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Tags: Recycling, environment, waste, FedEx Kinkos

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