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ITAD Explained
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Read MoreData Center Decommissioning How-to
I have been reading a lot online about this (and there is a lot out there) and have been struck by what appears to be 2 common threads/assumptions. The first is that all of these articles seem to regard a data center as being some uniform ‘thing’ as in a data center is a data …
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Read MoreITAD Explained From a Recycler’s Perspective
ITAD Explained From a Recycler’s Perspective. Things You Need to Know. ITAD is the abbreviation of Information Technology Asset Disposition. This is the overall process by which equipment (not necessarily exclusively electronics) is disposed of when no longer needed by the owner(s). The first fact that those outside the Ewaste Industry should know is that …
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Read MoreElectronic Items Accepted for Recycling
R3EWaste is your full-service recycling partner. We will handle everything from data center equipment to small electronics. Help keep these items out of the landfill while you recoup some of your investment in technology. Contact us today!
Read MoreApril is TechTerra Month
Free pickups for AZ Tech Council members for the entire month of April. Recycle your electronics responsibly.
Read MoreR3eWaste On The Air!
R3eWaste President, Graham Wollaston was recently interviewed on the KFNX B2B Network Show by host Rex Perry on corporate technology recycling.
Read MoreThe R3E Recycling Dashboard – An Introduction
R3EWaste is pleased to announce a new service we can offer to commercial clients! Check out our Recycling Dashboard!
Read MoreWhat does R3EWaste do with your old data?
Your private data must remain private. We get it. R3eWaste takes data security extremely seriously. That is why we have an advanced process to make sure that any electronics that you recycle with us has any data destroyed. Learn what we do to protect your data on old electronics.
Read MoreElectronics Recycling Considerations – 3 Tips
Most organizations view electronics disposal as an afterthought. They are excited about their new systems. But what do you do with the old equipment? There is more to it than sending them to a charity or giving them to your employees. How secure is your data? How do you protect the environment? And how do you stay compliant to regulations? Learn it all here.
Read MoreWhy Do TVs Cost Money to Recycle?
Many people ask us why TVs cost money to recycle? That is fair, they do contain some valuable components. But they also contain a lot of hazardous material that has to be disposed of responsibly. Learn about the costs of recycling TVs here.
Read MoreBasel Action Network Tracking Study
In 2004 Dell partnered with Goodwill and started Reconnect, their e-Waste reduction plan. They encouraged people to drop off their old computers and accessories, of any brand and condition, to one of over 2,000 participating Goodwill locations, and promised that, “we’ll make sure your system and accessories are refurbished or recycled responsibly.” Learn what happened.
Read MoreeWaste Regulation in the United States
Recycling has a long history in the United States. In this blog we examine the origins of recycling and the impact on the environment, laws, and politics. Learn more here.
Read MoreR3eWaste’s Blog is Under New Management
The blog is taking on new life with a new owner. Molly Wollaston was born into the life of an eWaste recycler. Learn more about the unique, and entertaining, introduction to the electronics recycling business.
Read MoreThe Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 and the Environment
Experiencing issues with your old smart phone? Is it time for an upgrade? R3eWaste is here to help you dispose of your old smart phone responsibly. And you can recoup some of its value. Read about the impact of the Samsung Note 7.
Read MoreWhat to do With Your Old Data Center Equipment?
Data centers are constantly being refreshed and updated with new technology. Knowing the best way to dispose of old IT assets, such as servers, storage, and networking equipment, can be a challenge. R3eWaste is here to help. See how you can responsibly and securely dispose of your systems.
Read MoreData Destruction Process
Your old computers, printers, and copiers contain hard drives that store your most sensitive data. We know the importance of keeping that data out of the wrong hands. R3eWaste has a comprehensive data destruction process. Learn more here.
Read MoreResponsible Electronics Recycling
All about Electronics Recycling, Ewaste Recycling, Computer Recycling, Electronic Recycling, E-Waste Recycle – whatever you prefer to call it!
Read MoreComputer Recycling
Common questions asked about computer recycling. Here is everything you wanted to know about computer recycling but never thought to ask.
Read MoreCopier Recycling
It is often difficult to understand what you should do with an old copier. They take up a lot of room. The regular recycling service will not take them. And they often have a hard drive that has saved everything that you have printed or copied on it. R3EWaste can help with our corporate copier recycling.
Read MoreLight Bulb Recycling
It can get expensive to recycle your fluorescent light bulbs. An expense that is absorbed as a cost of doing business. R3EWaste has a better solution. Our team will pickup and recycle your light bulbs at no cost when you combine the service with our electronics recycling. And we will ensure that nothing finds its way into the landfill.
Read MoreFlat Screen Monitor and TV Recycling
Any monitor or TV can be recycled. And they should be recycled. They contain elements that are extremely harmful to the environment. There also may be some value left in that old screen. Recycle all of your monitors and TVs responsibly.
Read MoreTelevision Recycling
Keep your TV out of the landfill. R3EWaste can help you safely recycle all of your electronics, including your old TVs.
Read MoreCorporate Revenue Share Models
You have invested a considerable amount into your technology. While you may not have any more use for your equipment, it still has value. When you sign up for corporate electronics recycling, you are able to recoup a portion of that investment.
Read MoreAsset Remarketing
Extract maximum value from your technology investments. R3EWaste will help you recoup your investment in technology. We secure your data and remove any identifying tags. Then we fully test the equipment and make any necessary repairs. And finally, we work with our remarketing partners to get you maximum value.
Read MoreEnvironmental Policies
R3EWaste is fully committed to making the world a better place. For us, that starts with the environment. We have a zero landfill promise. And we provide you with a digital dashboard so you can track everything that we recycle. That transparency is critically important to us.
Read MoreResidential Electronics Recycling
R3EWaste is your partner for all of your consumer electronics recycling and re-purposing. We adhere to Department of Defense (DoD) standards for data destruction to ensure your private information remains private. And we responsibly keep all environmentally dangerous materials out of the landfill. Learn how we can help you recycle electronics responsibly.
Read MoreHistory Of Recycling And Environmental Responsibility
Recycling is about environmental responsibility. As we consume resources, we have to make sure that we are accounting for what happens to the waste. This has been a challenge for decades, but it is becoming even more important. Learn more.
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