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Electronics Recycling

Recyclers recover more than 100 million pounds of reusable materials from electronics each year. Recycling electronics helps reduce pollution that would be generated while manufacturing a new product and the need to extract valuable and limited virgin resources. It also reduces the energy used in new product manufacturing. If you combine consumer and non-consumer computer equipment (commercial, industrial and government sectors), industry experts estimate that more than 2 billion will become obsolete over the next five years. More information can be found on Electronics Recycling at ban.org and isri.org.

Electronics Recycling Related Articles

  • Nokia's Sustainability Push
    Utilizing "Eco profiles," Nokia has empowered consumers to make smart, green decisions when choosing smartphones.

  • Apple Surpasses Recycling Goals by Using Aircraft-Grade Aluminum
    The company has found remarkable success thanks to the switch, and has set a goal of a 70% recycling rate for 2010-2015.

  • LG Unveils Sleek New Solar-Powered Phone Charger
    The sleeve utilizes fewer materials than traditional chargers and equals big energy savings.

  • Feds Applaud Growing Local Industry: ERI Hosts GSA, EPA and Industry Partners for White House Energy, Environment and Conservation Roundtable
    The meeting was part of the Obama Administration's strategy to promote job creation and the responsible recycling of electronics products.

  • Alcoa and Waste Management Recycle America Join Coalition for American Electronics Recycling
    The companies back proposed legislation that promotes safe, sustainable disposal of e-waste and growth of U.S. electronics recycling industry.

  • Four Popular Printer Companies with Takeback Recycling Programs
    Some notable brands are helping consumers make smart printer-recycling decisions.

  • Recycling Printer Packaging
    Recycling a printer is a big enough task, but the packaging? Considering all of those materials really takes time and effort.

  • Holiday E-Waste? Beware Fake Recyclers!
    A mountain of post-holiday e-waste has many consumers scrambling to properly recycle old electronics.

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