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Your Planet Thanks you

These days it may not be enough to drop your unwanted
E-Waste at just any recycling operation and in many areas it is illegal to put in the garbage or take to a landfill. E-Waste contains all kinds of environmentally harmful items from heavy metals such as mercury to harsh chemicals. You don't want this stuff getting into your ground water. On a global scale we don't want it getting into anyone else's water either which can happen with some recyclers who may ship this waste overseas to china and elsewhere. Luckily in 2009 Washington State started the
E-CYCLE Washington program to help consumers recycle their E Waste properly.

E-CYCLE Washington:

• Certifies Recyclers to be Environmentally friendly
• Provides funding to make E-Cycling FREE to consumers and businesses

Look for this logo

and visit www.ecyclewashington.org for more info.

Here are some local recyclers IS Techs uses to recycle old, broken or unwanted computer equipment and various electronic waste.

TruRecycle will take almost any unwanted item and recycle it with zero landfill, environmentally correct practices. In addition they are a non profit org. All profits from recycling go to feeding hungry families in our region. They accept almost anything with free pick up.

• Computers
• Monitors
• TVs
• Appliances
• Batteries
• Cars (running or not)
• Electronics
• PC Boards
• Much more

www.TruRecycle.com

SBK Recycle will take almost anything for free and offers home and office pick up in Washington and Oregon.

www.sbkrecycle.com

• Computers
• Monitors (CRT, LCD)
• Printers (fax, scan, copy)
• Laptops
• Servers, routers, hubs
• Televisions
• VCRs, DVD players
• Stereos & Audio Components
• Misc. Electronics
• Returned/Unwanted Products
• Cell phones
• PDAs, handheld games
• Communications Equipment
• Misc. Office Machines
• Batteries