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The Biggest Bummers of CES 2010
From the lack of recycling bins to news announcements that weren't really news, here's what missed the mark at this year's show
Is a Recycling Bin Too Much to Ask For?
No wonder Greenpeace is ticked off. With all of the events and booths dedicated to green technologies, why couldn't the CEA provide more recycling stations? Garbage cans on the show floor were overflowing with Red Bull cans, soda bottles, and lots of paper plates that once held greasy convention food. --Ginny Mies
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