Electronic equipment contains materials that can be hazardous to human health and the environment if they are not properly managed. Computer monitors contain an average of four pounds of lead and ...

Working computers. Consider listing computers that are still usable on the Surplus Property Exchange, an online bulletin board where departments and schools can post their University-owned equipment ...

UB began recycling its computers and electronics in 2000.  We ensure our service provider is certified in the two industry-leading recycling standards known as R2 and RIOS, and is classified as a ...

After Dump, What Happens To Electronic Waste? Even recycling your old TVs and computers doesn't mean you're doing the right thing -- trashing certain items may mean major health and environmental ...

Now, however, even a non-working computer or other old electronic item can be donated to be either sold or de-constructed and recycled, ... trained workers sort and evaluate the donated equipment.

The Zacks Electronics – Testing Equipment Industry, within the broader Zacks Computer And Technology Sector, has underperformed both the S&P 500 and its own sector in the past year.

U.S. probing how American electronics wound up in Russian military gear FBI and Commerce Department agents are visiting tech companies to ask about computer chips found in drones, other weaponry ...

Waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) includes a large range of devices such as computers, fridges and mobile phones at the end of their life. The amount of WEEE generated every year ...