e-recycling stories

The success of the telecommunication sector's self-regulating approach is worth studying to see if other sectors can benefit.

Arnies Recon has saved over 4.5 thousand tonnes of appliances and electronics from landfill in the last three years.

Today is International E-Waste Day, shedding light on the increasing problem of electronic waste and the need for action.

Australians are sitting on an estimated $5.6 billion in unwanted and no longer used technology items, according to new research from Telstra.

Circular IT management is possible, and it could save hundreds of millions of old IT products from ending up in landfills and polluting the earth.

If you’ve got an old mobile phone lying around that you know you’ll probably never use again, now’s the time to recycle it for free.

The 'One Blue Ocean' project aims to reduce plastic pollution in the world’s oceans. It also states that Sony will also make efforts to reduce its environmental footprint to zero by 2050.

TCO Development has launched a new campaign called 'This is IT' to raise awareness about sustainable IT recycling practices and the impact of IT waste on the environment.

Mobile device users are sceptical about trading in their old device because they are concerned that data on those devices may be accessed or compromised after they hand it over.

This week Supermicro released its first annual report detailing the environmental impact of today’s cloud-scale data centres.

HPE is planning to show businesses worldwide that throwing old tech and assets into landfill is not the best option when it comes to end-of-use disposal.

In 2016 the NZ Child Poverty Monitor reported that 48,000 children in New Zealand were living in material hardship, often going without life’s basics.