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As the need for electronic equipment increases, the manufactures will begin to face shortage of the supplies and raw materials needed to produce new equipment. Reclaiming and reusing the materials from discarded products can play a key role in better economic and environmental outcomes. Learning about responsible e-waste handling New York and recovering the metals may be the best option we have to ensure we leave a better and safer planet for the coming generations.
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Here are a few steps you can take to minimize the risk of e-wastes: • Re-evaluate – take some time out to think if you really need that extra gadget. The best thing to do would be trying and finding one device with multiple functions. • Extend the life of your electronics – you can extend the life and operation of your device by buying a case, keeping your device clean, and avoiding overcharging the battery and it will work better and for longer too.
Buy environmentally friendly electronics – you can start by looking for products labeled Energy Star or certified by the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT).
Donate used electronics to social programs – by doing this, you may be doing a good deed for many people. Victims of domestic violence, children safety initiatives, environmental causes and many others can benefit from your responsible action.
Reuse large electronics - there are many places that use reuse large electronics or recycle them responsibly which means the e-waste is handled the right way. Make some effort to find them instead of throwing away your machine like that. • Recycle electronics and batteries in e-waste recycling bins – you will find large bins that are specifically placed for this purpose. Large electronics can go in the larger bins found in your building or in specific places to make e-waste handling safe and efficient.
Learning about responsible e-waste handling New York and recovering the metals may be the best option we have to ensure we leave a better and safer planet for the coming generations.