Can Recycling Be Fun?

Even in the 21st century, getting people to recycle can be a challenge. But what if we made it fun? That's exactly what the guys at The Fun Theory decided to try. Check out how they made recycling as exciting as an arcade game. Is there a way we could make recycling fun for all our manufacturers too? Via The Fun Theory .

Nov 4th, 2009

Even in the 21st century, getting people to recycle can be a challenge. But what if we made it fun? That's exactly what the guys at The Fun Theory decided to try. Check out how they made recycling as exciting as an arcade game.

Is there a way we could make recycling fun for all our manufacturers too?

Via The Fun Theory.

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