June 2, 2026

The Fastest-Growing Source of E-Waste in 2026: AI Hardware

Artificial intelligence impacts everything people do. From search results like Google’s AI Overview to AI customer service chatbots, AI has a hand in everything you do online. Yet, that amazing technology also comes with a cost. People are becoming aware of the huge drain on resources like water and electricity. There’s another angle that deserves just […]

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May 26, 2026

Why “Dumb Tech” Movements May Be Creating More E-Waste

Have you reached a point where technology exhausts you? You get home from work, but your co-workers or management keep asking questions that have you reaching for a work laptop. Your family and friends constantly text you, so you’re doing everything with a phone in hand. You’re constantly taking photos and sharing them on social […]

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March 25, 2026

The Importance of Stereo Recycling for Homes and Businesses

Streaming services like Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music are extremely popular today. Some have shifted from full stereo systems to smart speakers. However, that means many homes and businesses have stereo equipment tucked away.The longer a record player, speakers, tape decks, cassette players, and other components sit around, the easier it is to forget […]

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March 16, 2026

The Rise of Formal E-Waste Ecosystems in 2026

Global electronic waste hit the 62-million-ton mark in 2022, and it was expected to reach 82 million tons by 2030. Meanwhile, only 2 out of every 10 items are properly recycled and processed correctly.In 2026, the United States is focusing on the proper handling of old electronics. While only half of the nation’s states have […]

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February 24, 2026

How Battery Recycling Is Becoming Essential Infrastructure

It’s not that long since it was common practice to toss batteries into the trash. In some states, this is still the general rule. Across the country, battery recycling is moving from an afterthought to essential infrastructure.Each year, consumers, business owners, and employees throw away batteries rather than recycle them. The EPA estimates that 30,000 […]

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February 17, 2026

How End-of-Life Electronics Affect Corporate Carbon Reporting

Almost every company has a closet full of forgotten electronics. It’s where you’ve put broken laptops, unused or nonworking cables, and old pagers or cellphones. While the electronics are out of the way, they’re still part of your carbon footprint. If you’re not including them in your corporate carbon reporting, you’re not fully doing your […]

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January 26, 2026

Why Multi-Location Enterprises Struggle With Consistent ITAD Execution

How much thought has your company put into the end-of-life for your company’s electronics? Many companies don’t consider the value of strong ITAD policies until they face fines for data breaches.CNET surveyed Americans about their old electronics and found that 31% put them in basements, closets, storage rooms, or other out-of-the-way places because they don’t […]

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