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Women's Self-Defense : Self-Defense for Women: Timidity

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Krav Maga for Women : Self-Defense Stance for Women

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Krav Maga for Women : Using a Groin Kick in Self-Defense

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Krav Maga for Women : Defend Against The Front Choke

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Krav Maga for Women : Using Elbows in Self-Defense for Women

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Krav Maga for Women : Using Eye Strikes in Self-Defense

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Advanced Self Defense Moves for Women

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Advanced Self Defense Moves for Women...

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[nidokidos] Nokia N96 - Bruce Lee Edition

Nokia N96 - Bruce Lee Edition

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[nidokidos] Nokia introduces its Old Cell Phone recycling programme in India

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Nokia introduces its Old Cell Phone recycling programme in India

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Nokia has published a global consumer survey on recycling, having interviewed 6,500 people in 13 countries, and the results are pretty eye-opening with only 3% of us recycling our redundant mobiles.

The survey uncovered that the majority of us (44%) simply keep our old devices lying in drawers at home. A quarter of people are giving their old phones to friends or family, with another 16% selling them, and only 4% chucking them away. The reason for this lack of recycling impetus? Well, globally, half the people don't know you can recycle your old phones, and of those that did know around two thirds did not know how or where to do it.

Nokia's Director of Environmental Affairs, Markus Terho, highlighted this aspect of the survey and the significant eco benefits that could become a reality with more awareness and action:

"Many people are simply unaware that these old and unused mobiles lying around in drawers can be recycled or how to do this. Nokia is working hard to make it easier, providing more information and expanding our global take-back programs... If each of the three billion people globally owning mobiles brought back just one unused device we could save 240,000 tonnes of raw materials and reduce greenhouse gases to the same effect as taking 4 million cars off the road. By working together, small individual actions could add up to make a big difference."

He went on to explain:

"Using the best recycling technology nothing is wasted. Between 65 – 80 per cent of a Nokia device can be recycled. Plastics that can't be recycled are burnt to provide energy for the recycling process, and other materials are ground up into chips and used as construction materials or for building roads. In this way nothing has to go to landfill."

Sure, the biggest challenge is actually getting people to recycle their old devices. But, as well as shock methods such as this survey, most awareness and inspiration comes from us telling our friends and family about it, and actually leading by example. No doubt it takes a little effort, but the benefits are massive with a collective effort.