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The United Nations estimates that global e-waste volumes could increase by as much as 39% to 74.7 million tons a year by 2030.[7]
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Roughly 40% of e-waste generated in the U.S., Canada, and Europe is exported to Asia, a trade flow that is a source of considerable controversy.[2]
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Up to 95% of raw materials used to produce electronic devices can be recycled, while the vast majority of newly produced devices use little to no recycled material due to the higher cost.[6]
Items we accept for Electronic Recycling
Computer & Networking
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Desktop PCs
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Laptops
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Macs / iMacs / Macbooks
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iPads
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Android Tablets
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Microsoft Surface Tablets
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Chromebooks
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LCD Computer Monitors
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Keyboards
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Computer Mice
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Computer Speakers
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Modems
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Routers
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Servers
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Switches
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Network Hubs
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Firewalls
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Wireless Access Points
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Computer Components
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Cables & Power Cords
Communication
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Cell Phones
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iPhones
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Android Phones
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VOIP Phones
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Landline Phones
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Cordless Phones
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Rotary Phones
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Satellite Phones
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Walkie Talkies
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Two-Way Radios
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HAM Radios
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CB Radios
Audio
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Receivers
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Amplifiers
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Equalizers
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Radio Tuners
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CD Players
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Cassette Decks
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Turntables
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8-Track Players
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Boomboxes
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Speakers
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Subwoofers
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Karaoke Machines
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Microphones
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Audio Mixers
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Equalizers
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DAW Equipment
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Studio Monitors
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AMPs & DACs
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Musical Instruments
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Audio Cables
Photography
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Projectors
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Camcorders
Home Entertainment
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Projectors
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Blu-ray Players
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DVD Players
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VCRs
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Laserdisc Players
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DVRs
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Cable & Satellite Receivers
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Video Games
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Video Game Consoles
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Camcorders
Office
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Printers
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Copiers
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Scanners
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Fax Machines
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Dot Matrix Printers
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Plotters
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Large Format Printers
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Shredders
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Help us make the earth better
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Some estimates suggest that 40% of the heavy metals found in landfills come from electronic products.[5]
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Producing a computer along with its monitor takes at least 1.5 tons of water, 48 pounds of chemicals, and 530 pounds of fossil fuels. [1]