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Undead TV Zombies Invade International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas
This January, undead TV Zombies took to the streets outside of the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
Allison B. Greene, a reporter for TVTN, TV Toxic News, was on the scene to give us a few reports. Take a look to see what happened when the zombies were on the loose inside CES:
Videos
Segment 3: January 12, 2009: The Zombie Invasion Inside CESSegment 2: January 9, 2009: TV Zombie Thriller
Segment 1: January 8, 2009: TV Zombies Arrive in Las Vegas
Photo Gallery
Take Action1. Watch The Revenge of the Return of the Undead Toxic Televisions Strike Back, our original video featuring where these TV-Zombies are coming from. 2. Read our TV Recycling Report Card and find out which TV companies make the grade -- and which failed. 3. Write a letter to the editor to your local paper. 4. Tell a friend about our campaign. |  |
Press Coverage
A Green Way to Dump Low-Tech Electronics
The New York Times06-30-09 -- The Environmental Protection Agency estimates 99.1 million televisions sit unused in closets and basements across the country. Consumer response to recycling has been enormous in states where the laws have taken effect.
LCD and plasma TV sales brighten retail picture
Los Angeles Times06-29-09 -- Slashed prices, the digital transition and a budget-prompted tendency to spend more time at home motivate consumers to upgrade their televisions.
Ugly e-waste piling up in Utah
The Salt Lake Tribune06-26-09 -- "We've been getting inundated," says Dorothy Adams, household hazardous waste coordinator for the Salt Lake Valley Health Department. "We're filling these [e-waste] bins up so fast, it's crazy."
