Title: Electronic Recycling: How to Recycle Your Business’s E-Waste
Headings: Electronic Recycling: How to Recycle Your Business’s E-Waste
Electronic Recycling: How to Recycle Your Business’s E-Waste
What is E-Waste?
The Problems with E-Waste
Electronic Pollution: The Effects of E-Waste on the Environment
The Impact of E-Waste on the Atmosphere
The Impact of E-Waste on Water
The Impact of E-Waste on Soil
Electronic Recycling Solutions for Your Business
1) Make Informed Purchases
2) Repair or Upgrade Your Electronics
3) Sell, Swap, or Donate Your Electronics
How to Recycle Your Business’s E-Waste
The Benefits of Electronic Recycling
The Scale of E-Waste and Electronic Pollution
Devices that Become E-Waste
Electronic Recycling Facts and Statistics
Rubicon’s Electronic Recycling Solutions

Content: In this article, we are going to look at how the reckless disposal of electronic devices only contributes to the ever-growing accumulation of electronic waste (e-waste). We will cover what e-waste is, how it impacts our health and environment, and how businesses can implement an effective electronic recycling program. What is E-Waste? The Problems with E-Waste
The Effects of E-Waste on the Environment
Electronic Recycling Solutions for Your Business
How to Recycle Your Business’s E-Waste
The Benefits of Electronic Recycling
The Scale of E-Waste and Electronic Pollution
Electronic Recycling Facts and Statistics
Rubicon’s Electronic Recycling Solutions
What is E-Waste? Electronic waste (e-waste) refers to any electronic device that is no longer useful, functional, or has become obsolete. Electronic waste is one of the fastest growing segments of our nation’s waste stream. It encompasses all broken, unusable, or outdated/obsolete electronic devices, components, and materials. E-waste also includes items that can be recycled through an electronic recycling program, which encompasses electronics that are going to be reused, resold, salvaged, or recycled. The Problems with E-Waste
There tends to be a false sense of security when it comes to electronics. Oftentimes, we consider our devices to be non-hazardous at the end of their lives.