Recycling is essential not only for conserving resources and reducing pollution but also for promoting economic sustainability.

Electronics include a wide range of items but are generally considered devices that use electricity and electronic circuits to function.

Tossing e-waste in landfills poisons you, everyone around you, pollutes the planet and other life forms, as well as wasting precious resources.

Recycling your old computer and electronic equipment prevents harmful substances from leaching into soil and underground water, which makes a huge difference for time, energy and resource conservation.

Improper e-waste disposal releases toxic pollutants, contaminating the air, soil, dust, and water at recycling sites and in neighboring communities.

Yes, you can donate your electronic assets. Donating old electronics can help reduce e-waste by extracting precious metals and plastic for other uses. It can also help those who can't afford a new device.

Yes, your electronics can be worth quite a handful. The value depends on age, condition, model, and demand. You should research and compare online for a specific estimate.

Recycling can be expensive because of the labor and equipment costs, hazardous waste handling, recycling and reprocessing services, and certification fees.