Computer Recycling & Reuse
Computers are a main contributor to electronic waste (e-waste), which pose a major disposal issue because they are made up of various components that are toxic to the environment.
The Institute for Local Self-Reliance estimates that 75 percent of obsolete electronics are currently being stored, which will one day result in a massive disposal issue for the country and the world.
With continued innovations in technology, there is an increasing opportunity to recycle computers, limiting the number that end up in local landfills.
- Recent News
May 5, 2008
1-800-FLOWERS Launches Program to Recycle ComputersMay 1, 2008
Goodwill Talks to Congress About E-WasteApril 22, 2008
8 Ways to Green Your TechnologyApril 16, 2008
EPA to Host D.C. Area eCycling EventApril 3, 2008
Recycle Your E-Waste in Los AngelesApril 2, 2008
Recycle Your E-Waste in the Twin CitiesApril 1, 2008
NYC Offers Five E-Waste and Clothing Recycling EventsMarch 31, 2008
Bay Area E-Waste Recycling Company Adds 18 Locations in MarchMarch 28, 2008
Recycle Your E-Waste in San BernadinoMarch 26, 2008
Colorado Town to Recycle Electronics




