Have you ever decided to buy a computer or a smart phone based on the recycling policy of its manufacturer? E-waste is generated by both enterprises and individuals, and as we lay hands on more electronics, e-waste is set to grow. Personal behaviours and beliefs can shape demand and markets, and our personal digital transformation must include fighting e-waste.
Ritvik Goyal, a 13-year-old student from Scarborough, ON., has won first place in the TCS April 2022 goIT Monthly Challenge for creating an app to reduce e-waste
Greentec has become the first electronic waste processor in Canada to receive the R2v3 certification from Sustainable Electronics Recycling International.
With new devices imploring hapless consumers to buy them every couple of months, can anyone be blamed for finding themselves in a pile of out-dated and unused technology?
Since security concerns stop many companies from donating older computers, the Electronics Recycling Association has worked hard to solve that problem.
VIDEO: The IT equipment leasing company rolled out its equipment crushing vehicle this week. See the machine in action and hear from CSI Leasing Canada head Dan Roberts