Vodafone Cuts Cost and Waste With Pre-Owned Smartphones

Vodaphone's "Nearly New" program repurposes used cell phones while helping to close the smartphone divide. Read more →
New Material Could Allow 3D Printing Of Personal Electronics

A simple and inexpensive conductive plastic composite could one day allow people to print out custom-designed personal electronics. Read more →
Demand For EPEAT’s ‘Greener’ Electronics Up Almost 30 Percent

Demand for EPEAT rated products continues to grow, resulting in a significant reduction of hazardous solid waste and energy consumption. Read more →
Water-Soluble Circuit Boards Could Revolutionize E-Waste Recycling

What if e-waste recycling was as easy as "just add water"? Read more →
New Website Pays Cash To Recycle Your Vacuum

Even if it's broken, recycling your old vacuum could put a few bucks in your pocket and help keep e-waste out of the landfill. Read more →
ecoATM Dispenses Instant Cash for Your Old iPhone

ecoATM combines two things every human loves: convenience and instant gratification. Read more →
iPhone 5 Could Mean Billions For E-Waste Recycling Industry (But Is That A Good Thing?)

Experts say all those "obsolete" iPhone 4's will be a windfall for electronics recycling companies. But is a sudden mountain of e-waste the kind of boost we really want? Read more →
E-Readers vs. Real Books: Which Really Has The Smaller Footprint?

There's no arguing that e-books are lighter, more efficient and more versatile than printed books, but does that really make them better for the environment? Read more →
ReliaTech Offers 100 Paid Internships To Boost E-Waste Recycling

ReliaTech's new refurbishing, recycling, and distribution center in Richmond, California will offer 100 paid internships to those seeking training in the e-waste industry. Read more →
Sprint Buyback Program Named Best In The Business

Some say that manufacturers should be doing more to encourage customers to recycle their products. Sprint seems to have taken that advice to heart. Read more →




