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: There are simple ways for your business to exist responsibly with technology as not to make the electronic pollution problem worse. Here are three steps to help your business handle its electronic recycling, and tackle this ever-growing form of waste. 1) Make Informed Purchases
The best way to avoid having to deal with e-waste is by preventing electronics from becoming waste in the first place. This method of e-waste management starts at the purchasing stage. Oftentimes, companies will make bulk electronics purchases for employee use. Rather than looking for the least expensive option with the best reviews, do some research beforehand. Finding the best electronic options for your company’s needs can be as simple as having a conversation with a local retailer. By asking questions such as “Which brands have the lowest return rates?” and “What models do you need to repair the least?” purchasers can gain real-world information to make the most informed—and sustainable—decisions.