Why Recycling Your Electronics Is So Important

27 October 2017
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Recycling electronics is an easy way to help protect the environment, but many consumers overlook it. It may seem like throwing away an old electronic isn't a big deal and won't cause any serious harm to the environment. However, the reality is that old electronics can not only cause damage but contain precious resources that can be used again and again in the creation of new products, including some electronics. Here are the three big advantages to recycling your electronics. Read More

Understanding Recyclable Components And Materials Inside Computers

12 August 2017
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Personal computers (PCs) have changed a lot over the past few decades, especially after recycling and efficiency standards have shaped entire industries. There aren't as many huge, solid pieces of metal or minerals inside the modern computer, but there are still a few items to keep an eye out for. Here are a few location and removal tips for getting recyclable materials out of modern and slightly obsolete, but not yet antique computers. Read More

Max Out Your Allowance? 4 Items You Can Add To Your Recycling List For Extra Cash

14 July 2017
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It can be tough to find ways to earn money when you're a kid, especially when you're not old enough to get a job. If you've maxed out your allowance, and you need access to additional funds, it's time to add recycling to your list of money-making opportunities. You already recycle the aluminum cans? That's a good start, but there are lots of other things you could be recycling too. In fact, you probably have quite a few of them right in your own home, or yard. Read More

Exploring Recycling Methods

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Welcome to my site, I am Ardan DelRoy. The schools and businesses in our area were the first to start teaching everyone about the benefits of recycling. These entities put up signs that explained which bin to throw each type of trash. In our area, we have bins for compost, recycling and garbage. Each bin can accept a certain type of garbage for processing at a specific facility. Throwing the wrong garbage in the bin creates more work for the people at that facility. We slowly started adopting this waste processing practice at our homes. Today, we use the same three bins at home to organize waste in the right categories. I hope to share these methods with the world to inspire others to recycle. Thank you for your time.