Computers Recycling Event in Tulsa on April 19

Oklahomans can recycle their obsolete computers for free and raise money for PC Power and the Oklahoma Recycling Association at the same time through a collection event at 5719 East 13th St. in Tulsa on April 19.

Electronic recycling company Natural Evolution will be donating $.50 for every computer donated to both of these organizations. The devices and their internal components will then be reused and recycled.

To learn more about the importance of recycling computers, visit Earth 911’s recycling locator.

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