In Mesa, Arizona, ResQ Bins are transforming out-of-home advertising by blending sustainability with unmatched engagement. These battery recycling stations, placed at high-traffic retailers like Mesa Riverview, offer brands a chance to reach 280,000 local shoppers for under $20,000 a year. With 60 bins generating 1.64 million impressions annually, ResQ’s interactive model—where consumers thank sponsors for enabling recycling—outshines billboards and bus ads. “Recycle, Thank You,” one slogan reads, forging a bond between eco-conscious Mesa residents and forward-thinking advertisers.

Imagine finding the perfect vintage lamp on OfferUp, but it’s in Mesa, and you’re in Phoenix. Driving takes time, gas, and patience; shipping costs more than the lamp itself. Now picture this: you book a Tesla Robotaxi, it picks up your treasure, and it’s at your door in hours—cheaper than postage. This isn’t just convenience; it’s a revolution for thrifters and recyclers. With Robotaxi, you can shop secondhand across the Greater Phoenix Metro, from Scottsdale to Chandler, without the hassle. Plus, it’s a game-changer for recycling household batteries, letting you collect and drop off with ease, keeping our planet greener. Tesla’s undervalued tech is about to transform how we shop, recycle, and live—starting right here in Phoenix.

Battery recycling doesn’t have to be a hassle. ResQ Batteries makes it easy with at-home ResQ Boxes, business-hosted ResQ Bins, and sponsor-funded advertising panels—creating a self-sustaining recycling solution for homes and businesses alike.

The ocean is drowning in plastic, but one floating trash bin is making a difference. The Seabin Project is cleaning up harbors, marinas, and ports worldwide—pulling in thousands of pounds of waste every year. Could this simple device be a key solution to our plastic problem?

What if we could turn air pollution into plastic? AirCarbon is doing just that—capturing greenhouse gases and transforming them into biodegradable plastic, reducing emissions while fighting plastic waste. This innovative solution is already being used by major brands like Nike and Dell to create sustainable products. Could AirCarbon be the future of plastic.

Alright, buckle up, patriots! Picture this: You, the epitome of tough-as-nails, unapologetically raising an eyebrow and saying, "Hold up, there might be more to this recycling game than we thought." It's high time we roll up our sleeves, get those batteries recycled, and let the world know that even the grittiest among us are leading the charge for a brighter future. Time to show 'em how the real tough guys get things done!

In 2022, 100 million Bluetooth earbuds and 180 million headphones flooded the U.S., but a startling 82% ended up in landfills. These sleek devices hide a deeper problem – the extraction of rare earth minerals, contributing to environmental degradation.

Enter ResQ, founded by Brian, inspired by a vaping journey that unveiled the havoc of disposable e-cigarettes. ResQ's mission is clear – affordable battery recycling. Brian invites you to join the cause. Sponsor ResQ Bins, advertise, and be part of a movement to boost recycling rates from 2% to 50% by 2028.

Here's where the real magic happens. Redwood Materials isn't just recycling batteries; they're doing it smarter and greener. Their secret sauce? A hydrometallurgical process that extracts critical battery materials – think nickel, cobalt, lithium, and copper – with a fraction of the water and energy that traditional methods demand. No blazing furnaces here; it's a high-tech, eco-friendly dance.

But here's where the story takes an intriguing turn. Volta's voltaic pile was not just a historical relic; it set the stage for a modern-day revolution in battery recycling, and it's happening right here in Mesa, Arizona.

The ResQ Hub Program isn't just any run-of-the-mill eco-friendly endeavor; it's a powerful, game-changing initiative that's making waves. At its core, it's about turning businesses into hubs for recycling, sustainability, and community impact. But what does that look like in practice?

Picture this: Discarded vape pens end up in landfills, joining the heaps of waste that take centuries to decompose. But here's where you can be the hero in this tale. ResQ, with its Bin Sponsorship program, offers you a chance to step up and make a difference.