April 22, 2020 marks the 50th Anniversary for Earth Day! Many people will feel compelled to share an inspiring quote or a beautiful photo of nature; but what about making this Earth Day special and meaningful?
Most of us want to do the right thing when it comes to disposing of old our outdated electronics, we want to recycle properly, but sometimes it gets a bit confusing on who takes what and who doesn’t. Staples offers one of the most comprehensive recycling programs; between their tech trade-in, rewards program, and free … Read more
Dell offers both corporate and individual electronics recycling.. The Dell computer recycling program is not limited to only Dell-brand computers. They accept computers, laptops, printers, ink and toner (Dell only).
Like Dell and Best Buy, Apple has a recycling program. Unlike either Dell or Best Buy, however, Apple emphasizes the international nature of its program. The parameters of the program vary, but in general, countries either have a recycling program or a trade-in program (which usually includes an option to recycle if there isn’t any … Read more
Overview of Best Buy Recycling Program As one of the largest electronic retailers, it only makes sense that Best Buy would have a great recycling program — as well as a buyback program. Let’s learn a bit more about how Best Buy can help you dispose of your electronic items in a sustainable way! We’ll … Read more
Most of the population realizes how important recycling is for our environment, and while most do some, there is so much more we could all be doing. For many people, it isn’t a lack of desire to be good stewards of this planet we call home. Rather, it’s often a lack of knowledge or some … Read more
GPS Trackers Assist Free Electronic Recycling Pick Up According to statistics, approximately 87% of all electrical waste is not disposed of properly. This is a staggering number given that there are now more mobile phones than people walking the Earth, leading to the concern that e-waste will only increase as more mobile devices and other … Read more
Taking computer recycling seriously is very important if you want to make your contribution towards a greener planet. There are currently no federal regulations on e-waste recycling, so individual states have to come up with their own regulations. Only about half of the states in the US have so far come up with such regulations. … Read more
We live in a wireless world that runs on batteries, most of which contain toxic metals that can be extremely harmful to the environment. Only a very small percentage of alkaline batteries get recycled after use. At least for the car batteries that contain lead and acid, the recycling rate in the US is over … Read more
Plastic is literally everywhere on our planet. It has become a vital part of our lives, which are mostly driven by convenience. However, that convenience comes at a price. Thanks to its resiliency, nearly every piece of plastic ever made still exists today. A very significant amount of it is thrown away and ends up … Read more
