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by Lupe Lasano in products

The USPS is making recycling easier than ever

The program is known as "Mail Back" and offers people the opportunity to recycle small electronics and inkjet cartridges by mailing them free of charge.

Envelopes can be found in over 1,500 postal facilities. The postage will be paid by Clover Technologies.

Anita Bizzotto of the USPS thinks the new program is great.

"As one of the nation's leading corporate citizens, the Postal Service is committed to environmental stewardship," Bizzotto said. "This program is one more way the Postal Service is empowering consumers to go green."

"We know our customers are interested in real solutions for proper disposal of personal electronics," Bizzotto said. "Everyone from consumers to businesses to non-profit organizations use the mail, and the Postal Service works to manage resources wisely to minimize environmental impact."

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