by Melanie Haga | Jul 27, 2023 | Blog Post, Data Destruction & Security, Electronics Recycling
In our fast-paced digital age, technology is continuously evolving, rendering electronic devices obsolete in the blink of an eye. For many companies, the solution to outdated technology is simple: throw it away and replace it with the latest and greatest. However,...
by Melanie Haga | Apr 12, 2023 | Blog Post, Data Destruction & Security, Electronics Recycling
Let’s say you have some computers for recycling. You know there are some passwords saved on there, and maybe some banking info or some saved files. But you only have a few computers and you just want to get rid of them. You bring them to your local garbage...
by Melanie Haga | Mar 27, 2023 | Blog Post, Compliance & Regulations, Electronics Recycling
Recycling computers is required by law in at least 25 states, but it’s also the most environmentally responsible and safe way to dispose of obsolete equipment. According to the EPA, “Electronic products are made from valuable resources and materials,...
by Melanie Haga | Nov 17, 2022 | Blog Post, Electronics Recycling, Press Release
November 2022, Awarded by the Sussex County Economic Development Partnership, Inc. NEW JERSEY—Back Thru The Future® Technology Disposal has won the Sussex County Economic Development Environmental Leadership Award in November of 2022. The Environmental Leadership...
by Melanie Haga | Oct 19, 2022 | Blog Post, Electronics Recycling
With more and more every day home and office items now being computerized, computer recycling in 2022 should be the top topic of discussion. The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Forum (WEEE) found that from June through September of 2022, 8,775 households...
by Melanie Haga | Oct 7, 2022 | Blog Post, Electronics Recycling, Industry Insights/Resources, IT Asset Disposition (ITAD)
Business Insider Magazine recently posted an article about the same thing we have been saying for years: “We’re drowning in electronic waste because we buy new devices too soon and don’t recycle old stuff fast enough” Devices aren’t made to be repaired… they are made...
