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ReDO's Mission: To promote reuse as an
environmentally sound, socially beneficial and
economical means for managing surplus and
discarded materials. |
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ReDO is a
national and international tax exempt, 501(c) (3)
non-profit organization promoting reuse on every
level. ReDO was created to fill an
informational void identified at a February 1995
conference on reuse, where participants voiced a
desire to avoid "reinventing the wheel" and share
what they had learned. |
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Reuse is the
second priority on the national solid waste
management hierarchy. Reuse means that you
redistribute materials from one who no longer needs
it to those who can still find use in the item(s).
Reuse conserves valuable natural resources, reduces
the amount of water and air pollution and green
house gases, and is a means for getting materials to
disadvantaged people and organizations. |
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ReDo is providing
education, training, and technical assistance to
start up and operate reuse programs. ReDO is
working to create a national reuse network and
infrastructure. From the simplest programs to the
most
complex.
ReDO wants to
help you make more reuse happen faster. Local
and state governments, non-profit organizations
and entrepreneurs can turn to ReDO to get the
information they need -- whether it is to share
successes or warn of pitfalls -- ReDO's
technical resources can help. ReDO is the only
organization dedicated exclusively to the issue
of reuse. |
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