I mentioned above that e-waste recycling is possible for anything that has a cable, battery, and/or electronic circuitry inside. But when it comes to recycling electronics, you have to understand that there are devices that are free and those that cost money to have recycled. I’ll get to...
Recycling is one means of ensuring that the items we've finished using get returned to the resources pool and either get turned into something else or are cleaned and reused. Recycling helps to save on additional energy. Recycling also reduces the amount of material and le...
Get Rid of Your Unwanted Electronics at Recycling Event This Weekend
If you have unwanted or broken electronics languishing in drawers at home, you’re not alone. The good news: we can help you do something positive by recycling them (with your data securely wiped, of course) By Virgin TV Edit Connectivity and technology are already transforming the...
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Are you someone who has a collection of old computers, TVs and other electronics? Are you ready to get rid of them and don't know how? Luckily, there is a free electronics recycling event coming up in Utica. As he does every year, New York State Senator Joe Griffo i...
DfD’s objective is to make disassembly easy at the end of its life cycle, allowing consumers to make use of a device’s components or to repurpose them, for recycling. Meanwhile, design for longevity aims to make more durable products that last longer, are easy to repair, and are upgrada...
BigGreenBox: can recycle batteries for you starting at $36. Look for recycling certifications Responsible Recycling (R2) and e-Stewards certificates Source: Pocketnow As it currently stands, there are two certificate programs in the US for companies to recycle electronics. There are thee-Stewards, ...
BAN is an electronics recycling watchdog organization that monitors where electronic waste ends up after being “recycled.” Unfortunately, all too often, e-waste from affluent countries like the U.S. gets shipped offshore to third-world countries, to facilities that reclaim materials like steel ...
To make it easier to find some of these recycling programs, the United States Environmental Protection Agency(EPA) has published a list of them online. The retailers and manufacturers listed are participants in an EPA program known as theSustainable Materials Management Electronics Challenge. For now...