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The first video cassette recorder VCR was produced by JVC and introduced in 1977. Though a far cry from its predecessor (the VTR), this home VCR featured a two-hour recording time. But as technology progresses, households continue to oust VCRs for DVD players. The good news is that these little machines can be recycled with other e- waste.
Best Buy Co., Inc. is set to bring its electronics recycling program to all of its 1,006 stores on Feb. 15. …
Saturday, Jan. 24, at the South Beach Comedy Festival in Miami, FL., Comedy Central will host an electronics recycling event …
In a record-breaking event held in partnership with Electronic Recyclers International (ERI), New York City collected over 360,000 pounds of …
Metal continues to be one of the country’s most recycled materials, according to Yellow Pages, whose data shows that 21 …
Floral online retailer 1-800-FLOWERS.COM will be collecting obsolete electronics for free recycling in the parking lot of its Long Island …
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