Easter has come and gone, but many still have plastic Easter eggs leftover from holiday festivities. Because most recycling facilities do not accept Easter eggs, you may wonder what to do with the leftover eggs. Recycling may not be an option. However, there are several creative ways to upcycle plastic Easter eggs rather than just…
Recycling is a crucial step in the development of a circular economy, especially when it comes to metals. Millions of electronics are made every year, which results in more electronic waste. We generate about 40 million tons of e-waste per year, which comprises about 70 percent of overall toxic waste. Of that, only 12.5 percent…
Recycling has become prevalent almost everywhere, though for most it may still appear as if the long-term results are slim to nonexistent. How can we be sure that recycling is even helpful? What are the actual benefits of tossing an aluminum can in a separate bin than plastics? Recently, a study was conducted for the…
August the Senate passed a $1 trillion infrastructure bill, the INVEST in America Act, focusing on construction improvements, communications systems, and environmentally sustainable energy. The bill was passed by the House on Nov. 5, and officially signed into law by the president. In a 228-206 vote, many are pleased that the importance of environmental sustainability…
Below is a recap of the past week’s blogs including how to navigate digital transformation in the ITAD space, an overview of Recycle Week 2021, iPhone 13 delivery delays due to supply chain issues, and how to close the loop on the circular economy by repairing, refurbishing and reusing old devices. Navigating Digital Transformation in…
With the current global waste crisis we’re experiencing, you’ve more than likely heard the phrase: “Reduce, reuse, and recycle.” In fact, for recyclers this phrase is known as the waste hierarchy. Essentially, these terms designate three vital components of environmentally-responsible behavior and are listed in the order of preferred action, from least harmful to most…