April 18, 2016

5 Creative Uses for E-waste

Electronic devices have become a phenomenon. Technology, and the devices that go along with it, are the some of the most useful components of our everyday lives. When devices reach their lifecycle prime, they’re useful and cool, but at the end of that life cycle, they become a problem. Keeping electronics out of trouble in […]

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April 6, 2016

5 Ways to Avoid the E-waste Privacy Threat

Privacy breaches are not just a problem when devices are online and connected to the Internet. They’re also a threat even after a device becomes e-waste. When electronics containing sensitive data reach their end-of-life phase, it’s time to carefully consider the most secure ways to properly dispose them.E-waste, Cyber Security and Data PrivacyWith millions of […]

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March 23, 2016

7 E-waste Management Solutions for Businesses Large and Small

 Finding e-waste management solutions is no easy task, but there’s plenty incentive to do so. Currently, e-waste is the fastest-growing waste stream in the U.S., and businesses are one of the businesses are one of the biggest contributors to the present e-waste crisis. What can business do to decrease their inputs into the growing e-waste […]

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March 14, 2016

What is Fast Obsolescence of E-waste and Could It Be Happening at Your Company?

Think CRT screens and clunky copying machines. Think Polaroid cameras and Kodak. Fast obsolescence is what continual technological innovation does to devices that get old quick, and sometimes disappear completely. If you’re trying to understand technological obsolescence, think physical media in a digital world. Gone are the days of film reels and wind-up cameras. Such […]

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February 23, 2016

5 Hard Facts About Lead in E-waste

The Flint, Michigan water crisis seems to have everyone discussing social justice issues and the political implications of environmental racism, but it should also have everyone discussing one of the most notorious environmental hazards of all – lead. Lead is so dangerous to the environment that in 1971 Congress phased out the use of lead paint in households across […]

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February 2, 2016

Sustainable Recycling Plants and Why They Matter

Some, by now, may be familiar with the tricky, cost-benefit conundrum that sometimes plagues the plus sides of recycling. The general argument is that the costs of recycling outweigh the benefits – a concept that usually leaves recycling advocates feeling more than a bit frustrated.But there is yet another issue beyond the cost-benefit analysis question in […]

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January 19, 2016

Everything You Should Know About ISO 14001:2015 and Other Electronics Recycling Standards

It’s easy to make the mistake of assuming that every recycling center is alike, but that’s not true. Often the big differentiator is the level of certification a recycler has obtained. Certifications and standards registration help set apart the trustworthy and compliant from the less than reliable counterparts in the electronics recycling industry. Certifications can also […]

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January 11, 2016

7 Ways to Reduce E-waste This Holiday Season

As one year ends and another begins, it’s time to consider the consequences of holding on to  electronics you no longer use. As technological innovation skyrockets, more and more consumers are buying into the the convenience and assurance that electronic devices bring with them. But these advances also create e-waste. The results are hard to […]

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