Title: Electronic Waste (E-Waste) Recycling & Disposal - Facts & Statistics
Headings: Electronic Waste (E-Waste) Recycling and Disposal – Facts, Statistics & Solutions
Electronic Waste (E-Waste) Recycling and Disposal – Facts, Statistics & Solutions
Where Does Our E-Waste Go?
How to Recycle Your E-Waste Safely
Final Word

Content: Gazelle, a marketplace that can also provide some cash incentives, will help you organize a Gadget Drive if you’re trying to raise money for your school or non-profit. To get a feel for the kind of money people are willing to spend, check out Ecosquid. When you run a Gadget Drive, people in your community will drop off their devices. You’ll ship everything off to Gazelle, and then you’ll get a check for everything that was donated. Gazelle, in turn, will either sell the electronics or make sure they’re recycled responsibly. Final Word
Every time you replace one of your electronic devices, it’s your responsibility to be sure your old one gets recycled properly. Ideally, your first step will be to consume less. Don’t get pulled into the hype of new technology if you can help it. If you do want something, try to find a gently-used version first. Then, when you have an expired product, take the time to find a responsible e-waste recycler.