Late on Friday, the Texas state House of Representatives passed HB 2963, Rep. Gio Capriglinone (R-Keller), which requires ...

We rarely think of gold when we think of our electronic devices, yet it keeps digital life running, then eventually turns ...

Electronic devices are deeply embedded in our lives, but what happens to your old smartphone or that antiquated laptop that no longer turns on? Odds are, they’re adding to the growing pile of ...

Starting January 1, 2026, a new Colorado law will give residents the legal right to repair a wide range of digital electronic devices without being forced to go through the original manufacturer.

Think of your last visit to a bustling corporate campus. Alive with impromptu hallway huddles, hurried courier drop-offs, and the never-ending hum of an overworked breakroom espresso machine. Now, ...

Senator Joseph Addabbo recently organized a series of successful community events in Queens that focused on environmental ...

Vermont’s reuse and repair community is about to get bigger and stronger with the launch of a new program focused on elevating the people and businesses that keep waste out ...

ETH Zurich researchers have pioneered a sustainable gold extraction method from electronic waste, utilizing whey, a cheese ...

The multi-year, $500 million project would free up space at the landfill and help power the city’s electrical grid, officials ...

Global e-waste is increasing, yet most of it goes unrecycled — prompting urgent calls for responsible disposal and innovative ...

The Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District’s annual free electronic waste recycling collections in Burt, Washington, Thurston and Dakots counties will be held later this month.

As awareness grows about the environmental harms of e-waste, more employees and consumers have started calling out companies' ...