Sorry, wrong number: AT&T's recycling claim doesn't add up

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Marc Gunther delves into the spat between AT&T and Sprint over who recycles the most

Sprint is not the biggest cell phone company, but it is the most environmentally-friendly by most accounts. Sprint ranked No. 3 of all US companies in Newsweek's annual Green Rankings, well ahead of rivals...

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