Alcoa has announced the launch of a free iPhone application that is compatible with the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. The app has been launched to help users boost the recycling of used beverage cans (UBC).
According to Alcoa, the new app -- called Aluminate -- will help consumers find recycling centers, track how many UBCs they recycle and calculate the money a consumer can earn through recycling UBCs.
"This app is the most comprehensive available for anyone who wants to recycle aluminum cans. It's a cool way to keep track of the cans you recycle and the cash you're earning while you take positive steps to protect the environment," says Beth Schmitt, director of Recycling for Alcoa. "It's great for organizations that want to create a recycling campaign and to encourage others to join their efforts."
Alcoa's Aluminate recycling app is available for download by visiting the Apple App Store and searching keyword "Aluminate." More information can be found on www.alcoarecycling.com/iphone.
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