Repair movement reshapes reuse as laws reshape ITAD
Right-to-repair rules are moving from fringe cause to market force, and electronics recyclers will feel the effects along the entire lifecycle, speakers told attendees at
Right-to-repair rules are moving from fringe cause to market force, and electronics recyclers will feel the effects along the entire lifecycle, speakers told attendees at
Waste and recycling operators are heading into another year of elevated fire risk as lithium-ion batteries from electronics and disposable vapes continue to slip into
Shipments of both inkjet and laser units have declined steadily for years and every percentage point of contraction feeds directly into higher volumes of small
Right-to-repair rules are pushing longevity and reuse deeper into product design, but thin hardware, device locks and weak data are still holding back progress, several
A new EPA settlement with Apple shows major global companies are not immune from compliance failures. | Mehaniq / Shutterstock A recent investigation by the
Redwood secures $350 million to expand recycling, storage Battery recycling and energy storage firm Redwood Materials has raised $350 million in new funding led by
Analysis: Windows 10 sunset to drive ‘urban mining’ These past few weekends, I found myself scrolling through Amazon’s refurbished‑laptop listings—a habit I use to gauge
BAN report links brokers to surge in US e-scrap exports Basel Action Network says US e-waste exports to Southeast Asia are surging, driven by brokers
E-Scrap EPR round-up part 2: California The West Coast has become a hub of activity in the producer responsibility legislative landscape, with all eyes on
Apple, rare earth firm to process end-of-life device magnets Domestic rare earth company MP Materials and major OEM Apple this week announced a collaboration that