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Re: Question about recycling Lego
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lugnet.lego
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Tue, 15 Oct 2002 10:22:17 GMT
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"Wayne Sardullo" <sardullo@oswego.edu> wrote in message
news:H3zJs9.Hyp@lugnet.com...
> I'm not exactly sure if this is something that has ever been asked but, • has
> LEGO ever considered a recycling program for older used bricks... While • the
> business side of something like this isn't totally profitable it could at • least
> reuse resources that already exist.
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> I know I find myself nearly devastated when I have to throw away lbs of • them
> when I'd rather find a way for LEGO to reuse or find a way to offer a • small
> exchange. I can see that it would nearly be impossible for something like • this
> to just happen.
> It would be cool though to send in a few pounds of sorted color bricks and
> maybe get a handful of new standard bricks in return...
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> Just something I was thinking about as I sort through some of my older • stuff
> and figure out if I want to keep them of chuck them in the garbage.
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> Thanks,
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> Wayne
During a tour of Legoland Windsor this topic came up. Lego do recycle their
bricks / old sculptures. They are melted down and made into large containers
for brick storage.
--
James Stacey
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www.minifig.co.uk
#925 - I'm a citizen of Legoland travelling Incommunicado
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