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Published on August 1st, 2007

Plastinum to Open Plants For Recycling Electrical Waste

by Trey Granger

This CNN Money release discusses Plastinum Polymer Technologies’ commitment to opening recycling facilities in America devoted exclusively to e-waste. Plastinum’s goal is to open five locations by 2010 that will facilitate full e-waste recycling for the first time.

E-waste is a major recycling issue because it is primarily made of plastic components and virtually un-recyclable. While retailers like Staples and Apple Store are taking these items in, the majority are being stored and not yet safe from entering landfills. For more information on e-waste, visit Earth 911’s Computer Recycling & Reuse page.

Trey Granger

Trey Granger is a staff member at Earth911.com.

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