Collaborative Efforts in Global IT Recycling Initiatives
Global e-waste is a growing concern, with an estimated 53.6 million metric tons generated in 2020 and projections of reaching 75 million metric tons by…
A World Without E-waste: Imagining the Future
In our pursuit of a more sustainable future, envisioning a world without e-waste is essential. With electronic devices becoming outdated at an alarming rate, our…
Telling the E-waste Story: Documentaries and Exposes
E-waste is a global crisis that requires urgent attention. Documentaries have emerged as a powerful medium for raising awareness about the environmental and social impacts…
Exploring the Grey Market: Risks and Rewards of Used IT Equipment
The used IT equipment market has become increasingly popular as companies seek cost-effective solutions for their networking and infrastructure hardware needs. The global chip shortage…
Public-Private Partnerships in E-waste Management
Electronic waste management is a pressing issue that requires sustainable solutions and strong collaboration between public and private sectors. Public-private partnerships play a vital role…
The Role of Technology in Streamlining IT Recycling
Technology has had a significant impact on streamlining IT recycling processes. It has led to reduced waste generation by promoting recycling and reuse of materials….
Case Study: Successful IT Recycling Programmes in Corporations
Dell, one of the world’s largest computer manufacturers and technology companies, has implemented a successful IT recycling programme. The programme focuses on responsible e-waste disposal…
Recycling Network Gear
Did you know that UK households have approximately 22 million unused broadband routers? That’s enough to fill ten Olympic swimming pools! It’s not just routers…
Planning for the End-of-Life: Purchasing with Recycling in Mind
The concept of a circular economy, where everything is reused and waste doesn’t exist, is gaining traction. However, achieving a more sustainable way of satisfying…
An Insider’s Look at IT Recycling Operations
IT recycling operations play a crucial role in managing electronic waste and ensuring responsible disposal of IT equipment. As the volume of electronic waste continues…
The Rise of Repair Cafes and Their Role in IT Sustainability
Repairing broken and faulty products is crucial for achieving a circular economy and reducing waste. Repairing items uses less energy than producing new ones and…
Mobile Device Recycling: An Extension of IT Recycling
Mobile device recycling is an important aspect of electronic waste recycling. With the increasing use of smartphones, tablets, and other gadgets, it’s crucial to find…
Recycling Network Equipment in the IoT Age
In the era of the Internet of Things (IoT), the disposal of network equipment poses a significant challenge. As technology rapidly advances, outdated devices become…
IT Recycling for Non-Profit Organisations: A Guide
Non-Profit IT Recycling is an important practice that can have a positive impact on the environment. By responsibly disposing of old computers and other electronic…
Demystifying IT Recycling Certifications
IT recycling certifications play a crucial role in ensuring that electronic waste is properly managed and disposed of. These certifications provide transparency and assurance that…
Creating Art from E-waste: When Technology Meets Creativity
E-waste, or electronic waste, is a growing problem globally. Discarded electronic devices, such as kitchen utensils, radios, and hairdryers, contribute to this waste stream. However,…
Network Recycling Best Practices for Enterprises
Recycling is an important practice for businesses as it reduces waste sent to landfills and conserves raw materials. When it comes to IT asset disposal,…
Server Parts: What’s Recyclable and What’s Not?
Server recycling is a crucial step in ensuring the safety and sustainability of your IT department. Disposing of servers without proper care can pose a…
Implementing Green IT Strategies in Small Businesses
Small businesses have an important role to play in implementing sustainable IT practices and reducing their environmental impact. By adopting eco-friendly technology and energy-efficient IT…
In Focus: Hazardous Materials in E-waste
E-waste is the fastest growing solid waste stream in the world, with an estimated 53.6 million tonnes produced globally in 2019. However, only 17.4% of…
Securely Recycling Servers: Erasing Data and Ensuring Privacy
Many businesses struggle with what to do with their old IT equipment, particularly when it comes to servers. There are two key considerations: complying with…