Why is recycling e-waste through the proper channels so important? The typical single-stream system of putting all household recycling in a curbside bin every week isn’t enough to process e-waste ...

However, even after being refurbished or repurposed for a second use, recycling is still an essential final step for retired ...

Getting ready to recycle some of your kitchen appliances? You need to know how to prepare them first; here's how to do so safely on your own.

Orange Crew, a Chicago-based waste management firm, has launched a structured electronics recycling program to address rising ...

Electronic waste is a gold mine waiting to be tapped This fast-rising waste stream contains billions of dollars’ worth of metals, and start-ups are seeking efficient, sustainable ways to recover ...

Mining old hard drives for rare earth elements could facilitate 'large-scale, domestic recycling,' and ease US reliance on China, Western Digital says in a new white paper.

The researchers say they are currently working with mining and e-waste recycling companies to test the process on a larger scale.

Stores that sell electronics, like Best Buy and Staples, offer convenient and accessible solutions for North Carolina residents looking to responsibly dispose of their electronics.

“The holy grail of e-waste recycling is if you could shred your whole iPhone, run it through some process, and get out select metals,” Musho told me. “We’re not quite there yet.” ...

A study describes a new method of recycling silicone waste (caulk, sealants, gels, adhesives, cosmetics, etc.). It has the potential to significantly reduce the sector's environmental impacts ...

The process uses multiple robot arms and cameras and custom software to carefully and quickly pull out parts and inspect them so they can be redeployed.

E-waste can be especially dangerous to our environment due to the toxic chemicals found within electronics. Why is recycling e-waste through the proper channels so important? The typical single-stream ...