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Verizon Helping to Recycle Electronic Waste

Posted on August 3, 2011 by Go Green

Verizon Wireless had quite a line of people to deal with this past week. People were not lining up for their latest product though; they were there to dispose of their old and outdated products. Verizon Wireless’ Wilmington Call Center … Continue reading →

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Electronics Recycling Taking off in Washington

Posted on July 20, 2011 by computerusage

Washington launched their electronics recycling program in early 2009. Since then, over one hundred million pounds of used electronics have been recycled. In just a little over two years, Washington has greatly decreased the amount of electronics waste headed for … Continue reading →

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Reasons to Recycle Your Electronics Securely

Posted on July 12, 2011 by computerusage

Do you have an old, out-of-date or unused computer sitting in your closet or basement? If you do, then rest assured you are not alone. Over 2 million tons worth of used gadgets, electronics, televisions and computers are tossed out … Continue reading →

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Penalties for Electronics Waste

Posted on July 11, 2011 by computerusage

As landfills fill up in South Carolina, penalties for improperly disposing of electronics are being enforced. If anyone is caught dumping electronics, they will get hit with a $1,000 fine. In order to increase awareness and educate the public on … Continue reading →

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What exactly is a Cathode Ray Tube (CRT)?

Posted on June 28, 2011 by Go Green

A small component of electronic waste, a CRT (cathode ray tube) has become a major contributor in our hazardous waste disaster on every level, from local to international. These are the glass tubes in your televisions, computer monitors, or any … Continue reading →

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