Ladytiger
02-27-2004, 03:20 PM
It started out with a question: What happens to an athletic shoe past its prime?
The answer: Reuse-A-Shoe.
http://www.nike.com/nikebiz/nikebiz.jhtml?page=27&cat=reuseashoe
Reuse-A-Shoe plays an important role in Nike's long-term commitment to help increase the physical activity of young people to improve their lives. In addition, Reuse-A-Shoe is also a key component of Nike's long-term commitment to reduce its impact on the environment by helping to close the loop on the life cycle of literally millions of pairs of old, worn-out or otherwise unusable athletic shoes. And tracks and playing surfaces are just a few of the possible uses for these recycled materials. We'll continue to work to identify other uses for the materials.
Check it out!
The answer: Reuse-A-Shoe.
http://www.nike.com/nikebiz/nikebiz.jhtml?page=27&cat=reuseashoe
Reuse-A-Shoe plays an important role in Nike's long-term commitment to help increase the physical activity of young people to improve their lives. In addition, Reuse-A-Shoe is also a key component of Nike's long-term commitment to reduce its impact on the environment by helping to close the loop on the life cycle of literally millions of pairs of old, worn-out or otherwise unusable athletic shoes. And tracks and playing surfaces are just a few of the possible uses for these recycled materials. We'll continue to work to identify other uses for the materials.
Check it out!