Dec 12 2008

Computer Recycling

Published by Tom at 4:44 pm under Ramblings, Webmaster Advice

I have a few good friends who work and live in the Toronto area of Canada. They are always telling me that the city is big on recycling electronics. Toronto electronics recycling has fast become a huge industry with the constant changing of technology. It is becoming harder to harder for bigger companies to dispose of all that old equipment.

There is one good company that I have researched called ADL Process. They handle computer disposal in Toronto. They take computers and other forms of electronics and recycle them. They handle the whole process for companies so that the products are disposed of in a way that is environmentally safe.

This company should be an example to all of us webmasters who thrive on the newest greatest technological device. As we upgrade, expand, switch phones, and other activities that involve replacing old with new, we need to take the time to consider what we are doing with the old products. Are we recycling and disposing of them in the proper manner?

It is everyone’s job to prevent these materials from making it to the landfill. I challenge my many readers and webmasters everywhere to think carefully when disposing of your products and if you are in the Toronto area, be sure to contact ADL for proper procedures. If not, you may be able to find a similar company right in your own city.

3 Responses to “Computer Recycling”

  1. learningchineseon 22 Dec 2008 at 12:44 am

    We just upgraded my computer, Computer Recycling is becoming more and more important for the world.

  2. alberta computer recyclingon 31 Dec 2008 at 9:01 am

    Many recycling companies can now offer pick up services. Not only do they recycle but donate electrical equipmet too.

  3. Jacksonon 19 Feb 2009 at 2:05 pm

    I use a company called Computation to recycle my computer hardware. They pick up big quantities, are friendly, AND they even provide you with a certificate of recycling and secure data destruction.

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