5 Inspiring Examples of Zero Waste Gardening. These case studies show how clever reuse and upcycling can lead to significantly reduced waste. By. Elizabeth Waddington. Elizabeth Waddington.

The United States produced 14 percent of e-waste and recycled less than a quarter of it—just above the global average. China, which has four times the population of the US, came in at about 16 ...

WHITTIER – The Whittier Chamber of Commerce is hosting a free electronic waste, e-waste, recycling collection event from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday and Saturday at AMF/Friendly Hills Lanes ...

E-waste is consumer electronic equipment that is obsolete and needs to be discarded properly. Computers, televisions, cameras, gaming systems, phones, and microwaves are examples of E-waste.

Take India, for example, of which 70% of the e-waste the country deals with is not its own. The risks come from informal recycling methods, many of which involve exposure to toxic substances from ...

Examples of e-waste that will be accepted include computers and computer equipment, TVs, VCRs/DVD players, stereos, radios, copiers, fax machines and scanners, as well as phones.

Televisions are only one example of electronic waste, or e-waste. Fortunately, ... residents can bring their e-waste items to the Recycling Convenience Center, 570 Galloway Road.

Funds generated by recycling useful components will assist the agencies in their efforts to provide community-based services to people in the Allegan County area.

New York City's total improperly disposed electronic waste has decreased by nearly 60 percent from 2005 to 2017, thanks in part to Staten Island's e-waste pickup program.

The City of Salina’s 16th annual E-waste Recycling Event will be held this Saturday, May 4, at the Berkley Family Recreational Area, 841 Markley Road from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.