Electronics Recycling As the world grows more and more technologically savvy, the amount of electronic waste becomes astounding. Newer versions of electronics are produced so rapidly that people are replacing their electronics yearly, if not more frequently. Due to the quick turn-around of products, the number of computers, cell phones, televisions, etc. that are being tossed in landfills is growing …Read the Full Article

When you take out the garbage it goes to a landfill where, if we’re lucky it slowly decomposes. If not, it just sits there for generations. Either way, the harmful chemicals in the trash slowly seep into the environment and can eventually cause huge problems. Recycling helps avoid that process, keeping our communities and nation cleaner while also being good …Read the Full Article

You will want to give some serious thought to the way in which you dispose of your old computer monitor because the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) does not allow cathode ray tubes (CRTs) to be deposited in a landfill. The lead, cadmium, and mercury they contain are considered to be highly toxic, although they served a purpose when the monitor …Read the Full Article