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View ArticleCRT Computer Recycling
Electronic recycling, i.e. recycling of disposed electronic devices and components like CRTs, has become a pressing issue today as electronic waste is one of the most toxic wastes and is rapidly...
View ArticleThe Value of Scrap Circuit Boards
Before your company disposes of old computer systems, consider the value of recycling them. Recycling circuit boards is the environmentally responsible way to manage office system overhauls, and there...
View ArticleA Common Sense Approach to Printed Circuit Board Recycling
Here’s a simple question: Which is better for your business – paying for a service, or having the service provider pay you? It seems like a genuine no-brainer. Yet many businesses fail to take...
View ArticleThe Hidden Hazards of Electronic Waste
Your computer, cell phone, iPod, television, or tablet is perfectly safe for you to use and enjoy. But old, out of date electronics present a real hazard to human health when they’re not properly...
View ArticleThe Evolution of the Scrap Metal Recycling Industry
Americans have been recycling scrap metals since the days of the American Revolution. Notable figures like Paul Revere and George Washington called for patriots to contribute scrap metal to the cause ‒...
View ArticleThe Why and How of Mercury Recycling
Remember that old, heavy glass thermometer your grandma used to have? It had mercury inside of it. There’s a reason why those thermometers are things of the past; mercury is a highly toxic substance...
View ArticleOur Rising Mountain of E-Waste
Americans throw away more than 3 million tons of electronic devices each year. To help you understand this number, a mountain built of 10,000 empty Boeing 747s would weigh about 3 million tons. Our...
View ArticleHow to Win at Data Destruction
Computers, cell phones, mobile devices, and even copiers contain a wealth of personal and business data. As individuals, we’re all concerned about protecting our information against internet scammers...
View ArticleRing in the New, Recycle the Old
Whether you’ve been celebrating Hanukkah, Winter Solstice, Christmas, or simply planning ahead for the Super Bowl, you’re likely to have given or received at least one electronic gift during the...
View ArticleReduce, Recycle, and Project Reboot
Most of us recognize the term “reboot.” It’s something you do to your computer when it needs a fresh start — usually after some kind of malfunction. Now it’s also something we can all do to address...
View ArticleGreat News for CRT Recycling
While nobody’s building cathode ray tube TVs or monitors anymore, that doesn’t mean they’re not a continuing problem in the U.S. and the world. In the past, cathode ray tubes were directly recycled and...
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5 Cool and Innovative Uses for Recycled E-Waste
Across the world, creative folks are finding ways to take a small dent out of the 30 million metric tons of electronic waste we accumulate each year. Here are 5 projects that demonstrate some...
View ArticleWhere Do Old Electronics Go to Die?
Recycling e-waste is a lot more complicated than you might think — if you’ve ever thought about it at all. Here in the United States our attitude about electronics recycling seems to be “out of sight,...
View ArticleEarth Day, Past and Present
Did you remember that April 22 was Earth Day? It’s a day that holds a lot of importance for us, both as recyclers and as citizens of Planet Earth. And this year’s celebration marks something of a...
View ArticleGood News for E-Cycling on Two Big Fronts
In the deluge of bad news about electronics recycling that usually fills the news media, it’s always nice to find something to be optimistic about. And although the good news tends to be buried among...
View ArticleYour Smartphone Is Going Green
In 2010, U.S. consumers disposed of 152,000,000 mobile devices, including cell phones, smartphones, pages and PDAs. Yep — you read that right. That’s 152 million, which translates into almost 20,000...
View ArticleCongress Acts, Consumers Win
Finally, President Obama and the U.S. Congress have found something they can agree on — reducing the amount of e-waste in the United States. In a moment notable for its lack of controversy, the...
View ArticleE-Cyclers Take Aim on CRT Glass
For years, electronics recyclers have had one big problem: CRT glass. That’s the glass used in the displays of old televisions and computers, and it’s really difficult to dispose of. In the past,...
View ArticleThe Greener Future of Video Gaming
Cell phones, smartphones, computers and monitors — you know these are all part of the mountain of e-waste we’re building with our out-of-date electronics. But there’s another, less obvious addition to...
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