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3 Tips for Electronics Recycling

Did you know that over 34 million tons of electronic waste (e-waste) are thrown away each year? This is a major environmental blow, given the high amount of toxic materials and heavy metals these items contain. A large portion of the e-waste that takes up landfills comes from businesses. Businesses update their technology frequently, which sends a lot...

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5 Mercury Products You Might Have at Work

Like all things, mercury is okay in moderation. But frequent exposure to mercury can pose significant health risks, especially for developing fetuses and young children. The EPA estimates 75,000 newborns have an increased risk of learning disabilities due to in-utero mercury exposure. Mercury is more common than you think, and there may be mercury products hiding in your...

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Illuminating the E-Waste Recycling Process: How It Works

In the United States, e-waste is becoming a massive problem. Around 70% of the hazardous material in our landfills is from old circuitry. Computer parts, consoles, and phones all sit around in our landfills, leaking chemicals and raising many health concerns. We need to take accountability. Many businesses are doing their part and staying compliant by using e-waste recycling...

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6 Recycling Solutions to Help Commercial Businesses Stay in Compliance

In a 2019 survey, 2/3 of consumers considered sustainability as a top concern when purchasing products. Newer generations are requesting that businesses do more to protect the environment. Building an eco-friendly business profile starts by following proper waste management guidelines. How do you know if your business is compliant? Keep reading for six easy recycling solutions that’ll keep...

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How to Recycle Your Laptop Battery

That first welcome screen on a fresh laptop. Is there ever a moment of more potential and excitement in a new piece of technology than that? Trading in or upgrading your technology puts a whole refresh on your laptop use. Uploading our information to a new piece of equipment. After you migrate your files, you...

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E-Waste Recycling: How Important Is It?

It’s fair to say that we live in a digital world, and no matter what your business is, it’s almost impossible to get by without using digital technology to some degree. However, all that tech poses a problem when it becomes outdated. Moore’s Law posits that computer processing power doubles every two years or so. Even if...

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Guide to the Compliant IT Asset Disposal Process

Compliant IT Asset Disposal Process IT assets include computers, phones, servers, and technology that can store confidential or sensitive data, which is why the IT asset disposal process varies from normal waste management. This guide will serve to help you understand the process. Documenting The growing threat of identity fraud and compromised personal information has forced legislators and...

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Do I Have to Recycle Batteries?

Did you know that batteries have been around for over 200 years? That’s right—they were first invented by Alessandra Volta, an Italian physicist, in 1800. While they worked, however, they had one drawback—they corroded easily. As a result, they didn’t last long. It wasn’t until 1980 that John Goodenough invented the modern lithium-ion battery. Nowadays, we use them for a...

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Proper, Eco-Friendly IT Asset Disposal

The U.N. says we only have 11 years before climate change becomes irreversible. Advancing technologies do a lot to ease the tension in our environment. But improper electronic disposal wreaks havoc. If electronics aren’t properly disposed of, it impacts the air, water, and the ground itself. Toxins leech into every part of the ecosystem. On top of...

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CFL Recycling: Why its important

CFL Bulb Safety, Disposal and Handling Compact fluorescent light bulbs, also known as CFLs, are a trendy choice today. Because they use up to 75 percent less energy than standard incandescent bulbs, many families and businesses have replaced most or even all of their indoor lighting with CFLs to take advantage of the savings. However,...

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