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Starbucks: Recycling Availability in Store

Would be nice to see available recycling containers in Starbucks stores. All cups and containers for food and beverages go in the same trash bins.

40 people support this idea
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Breakthrough Innovation Group: re-launch dotherightthing.com

Create a positive, focused community around ideas. Previous version was too intimidating for companies and customers not familiar with transparent online communications.

19 people support this idea
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Vogue: A Solution to Stop Producing Millions of Wasteful and Overlooked Subscription Postcards

Every magazine delivered to my door is filled with at least 4-6 free falling subscription postcards. Already a paid subscriber, these postcards asking me to subscribe are unnecessary and a disheartening waste of paper.

14 people support this idea
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Starbucks: soy milk instead of half-half

I often have to ask the baristas for soy milk in order to use it instead of the options available at the counter…

13 people support this idea
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Wells Fargo: microfinance savings account

I am often troubled by the amount of interest earned in my savings accounts at Wells Fargo, an interesting alternative would be a microfinance-based savings account (either interest bearing or not).

13 people support this idea
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dotherightthing.com: Allow posting ideas that aren't company specific

Ideas aren’t always specific to a company – sometimes, we have good ideas that are bigger than a single company, or should apply to an entire industry.

12 people support this idea
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credit unions: Credit Unions to offer Microloans for poor in US

Based on Grameen America and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Muhammad Yunus’ initiative in North Carolina, see: http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2009/0…

9 people support this idea
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Apple: open up approval process for iPhone App Store

Apple is still heavily filtering and manually approving App Store submissions. Interestingly enough, a majority of these applications are created and used by people outside of Apple.