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Wondering where/how to get rid of those old (broken or not) monitors, PC's and laptops?
On November 15th, 2008 there will be a large electronics waste (e-waste) collection event in the parking lot at Space Center Houston. This is part of a larger event sponsored by Sony Electronics; put on by Waste Management and Recycle America as well as CompuCycle. These companies will be participating in four simultaneous e-waste collection events happening around the Houston area. This one is serving the greater Clear Lake Area and is by far, going to be the biggest of the four events.
The greatest thing about this event is that it is open to the public and it is free, free, free!!
Usually there is a fee attached to the recycling of electronics, which subsequently defers people from properly disposing of their electronics. This is an incredible opportunity to educate people about not only how to properly dispose of their electronic material, but why it is so important to recycle through an ethical recycling company; including both environmentally and protection for human rights. Many times e-waste ends up in developing nations where workers, often times children, are exposed to harsh chemicals and heavy pollution.
Our main sponsor, Sony Electronics, is an EPA recognized 'e-cycle' partner, ensuring proper ethical treatment of all materials and people involved. It is truly a unique experience to be part of an event like this.
On November 15th, 2008 there will be a large electronics waste (e-waste) collection event in the parking lot at Space Center Houston. This is part of a larger event sponsored by Sony Electronics; put on by Waste Management and Recycle America as well as CompuCycle. These companies will be participating in four simultaneous e-waste collection events happening around the Houston area. This one is serving the greater Clear Lake Area and is by far, going to be the biggest of the four events.
The greatest thing about this event is that it is open to the public and it is free, free, free!!
Usually there is a fee attached to the recycling of electronics, which subsequently defers people from properly disposing of their electronics. This is an incredible opportunity to educate people about not only how to properly dispose of their electronic material, but why it is so important to recycle through an ethical recycling company; including both environmentally and protection for human rights. Many times e-waste ends up in developing nations where workers, often times children, are exposed to harsh chemicals and heavy pollution.
Our main sponsor, Sony Electronics, is an EPA recognized 'e-cycle' partner, ensuring proper ethical treatment of all materials and people involved. It is truly a unique experience to be part of an event like this.
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