Electronics like telephones, radios, TVs, computers and cell phones are items we rely on. These products make up the bulk of electronics that have the potential to cause the most environmental damage, because of their hazardous ingredients. This section of waste is referred to as electronic waste, or e-waste.
In a record-breaking event held in partnership with Electronic Recyclers International (ERI), New York City collected over 360,000 …
As the death date of analog televisions draws near, many consumers are concerned about recycling their old sets.
Many individuals and organizations, …
Cell phone recycler ReCellular, which is expected to collect six million phones in 2008 for reuse or recycling, …
Starting today, consumers can now drop off any Dell branded computers, printers, monitors or accessories for free …
60 Minutes recently released a story covering the improper recycling of electronic waste (e-waste) in foreign countries, with …
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