An up-and-coming tech company has developed an imaging system that enables e-scrap processors and municipal recycling facilities to locate and remove hidden lithium-ion batteries and other hazards before they can present fire risks.
Below is a recap of this week’s blog posts including what to do when electronics freeze, enterprise benefits of ESG reporting, a UK waste ban on disposable vapes, and a new battery disposal ban in Seattle.
Starting Jan. 1, 2024, Seattle banned batteries from garbage and recycling bins. Seattle residents will no longer be allowed to throw batteries in garbage cans or recycling bins to prevent potential chemical fires.
Due to the amount of e-waste they generate, the U.K. government plans to ban disposable vapes, and the waste industry is in full support.
As a value-added IT asset disposition service, ESG represents an enterprise’s environmental, social, and governance policies and provides transparency and accountability within the workplace.
Amid the coldest part of the year, we’ve provided some tips for keeping electronics warm in freezing weather and what to do with frozen electronics.
Below is a recap of this week’s blog posts including the role of responsible IT asset disposition on data privacy day, recent EV battery legislation in New Jersey and more.
In a time when data breaches and identity theft are rampant, understanding and promoting data privacy is more crucial than ever.
Below is a recap of this week’s blog posts including how manufacturers are considering their roles in reuse and recycling, why recycling is the best disposition method, details regarding Google’s recent endorsement of the right to repair, and a step-by-step guide to effective IT asset disposition.
Enterprise IT asset managers should adopt effective ITAD practices to dispose of outdated technology, including choosing certified providers and ensuring eco-friendly disposal for maximizing asset return value.
