Eco-Friendly Counter Tops

Well it is time...I need to get rid of the laminate counter tops I currently have in my kitchen. They have neared the end of their life expectancy and need an overhaul.
I started my search for Eco-Friendly counter top options and have determined 3 great choices that are readily available, and easy to get here in Las Vegas. Granite is out of the question, Radon issues as well as the fact that granite needs to be mined....enough said. Lots of choices out there, and this is in no way a comprehensive list. Prices Vary so shop around.
Options to consider:

Recyclyed glass:

Simply it keeps glass out of our waste stream and the concrete, cement or resin used to hold the glass together usually is mixed with fly ash, a by product of coal burning. These counters come in a variety of colors natuarally or can be stained to match any decor. Prices vary but cost is similar to granite, about $50-$60 a sq ft.

Recycled Paper:

This stuff looks great, and is more than likely going to be my choice. Uses post consumer recycled paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, and non-petroleum, formaldehyde-free resins, some made from cashew nut shell liquid. These are available in 1/4 inch to 2" thick, and come in a ton of colors. Heat & stain resistant. I have found it locally for between $36 and $59 a sq ft.

End Grain Bamboo:

Bamboo is a great substitute for wood because its fast growth makes it more renewable. Low-off-gassing glues don't harm indoor air quality. Available in a natural hue or a brown color these rectangular pieces of bamboo are glued together in 1 1/2 inch thickness pieces. The cheapest of the bunch, around $25 a sq ft.