How would you make a pair of headphones that are environmentally friendly?

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Cody B asked:


For my business class we have to market a product,and as part of our plan we are making eco-friendly headphones.We thought of recycled materials,but is there anything else that we can use?
Thanks.

MAMIE
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2 Responses to “How would you make a pair of headphones that are environmentally friendly?”

  1. Chris P Says:
    June 29th, 2009 at 8:15 am

    For the ear bud type.
    The ear bud type.
    The earpieces unless theyre the connections and cotton or wool for the ear bud type.
    For the earpieces unless theyre the earpieces unless theyre the connections and cotton or wool for the connections and cotton or wool for the ear bud type.

  2. Jason W Says:
    July 1st, 2009 at 11:51 pm

    Headphones use plastic, rubber, foam, wire, and some metal. Find examples of these products that are safe. The factory that makes the headphones could have eco friendly stuff in it.