A Million Reasons Why You Should Recycle Your E-Waste

by 1800ewaste on October 13, 2009

The world’s endemic E-Waste problem continues to grow and spiral rapidly out of control…

…as people continue to incorrectly dispose of their old electronics.

E-Waste is essentially old technology

E-Waste is essentially old technology no longer in use as it is broken, obsolete or has been replaced by a newer model. This encompasses everything from fax machines to printers to video game consoles.

As technology makes giant leaps and bounds at incredible rates E-Waste significantly multiplies as populations clamour for the new ‘best’ phone, computer and video game.

E-Waste statistics are frightening.

As I have previously discussed in other articles posted on this site, E-Waste statistics are frightening, including such facts as:

» E-Waste is the number one form of disposed rubbish in the world

» Millions of computers, televisions and other electronics litter landfills with each passing year

» Technology that isn’t in landfills is often just sitting in storage, never to see the light of day again!

E-Waste is overtaking landfills

When considering the information available, both through these articles and the internet as a whole, it is disturbing how E-Waste is overtaking landfills and impacting upon the environment.

This information, though confronting, should urge consumers worldwide to recycle their E-Waste.

Avoid allowing your old, broken and outdated technology from becoming another E-Waste statistic and PLEASE recycle!

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mikhon November 3, 2009 at 1:56 pm

Really great post! I am glad that you share this ideas here regarding on reasons to recycle. More people can benefit this. Hope they read this ideas of yours here in order for them to learn the importance of recycling. Thanks for this post.

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