E-Waste: What Happens with Your Outdated or Broken Gadgets
Americans produce more than 50 million tons of e-waste, and 75% of that ends up in landfills. Continue…
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New Law Bans Disposal of E-Waste in Landfills
Beginning July 1, 2013, it will be illegal to dispose of most electronic waste in household trash receptacles…
E-Waste Reclamation Could Yield Billions in Gold, Silver
Three-hundred-twenty tons of gold and 7,500 tons of silver are being used in electronics worldwide. That adds up…
EcoATM Raises Ј25m to Roll Out E-Waste Cashback Machines
EcoATM will be adding to its lineup of 300-plus e-waste-collecting machines in the U.S. Continue reading →
Winning the War Against Electronic Waste
50M tons of e-waste are produced every year, UNEP says. Continue reading →
The Recycling Circuit of Your TV’s Circuit Board
The breakdown on how to disassemble and ditch your PCB without taking up any landfill space. Continue reading…
A Safe and Easy Way to Mine Metals from E-Waste
Could a bicycle-powered copper shredder be the next wave of the future? Continue reading →
The Politics of E-Waste: A Cadmium Lining
Growing mounds of electronic scrap can mean profits or scandals. Continue reading →