RECYCLING COMPUTER PARTS

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RECYCLING COMPUTER PARTS
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• Waste (a.k.a. e-waste) is on the rise and is
  becoming an issue all across the globe. The
  problem is worse in developing countries than it
  is in developed countries, like the United
  States, but people and countries around the world
  are being negatively impacted by this issue. 

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• Recycling our e-waste is the best way to reduce
  the enormous amount of it that seems to be
  increasing year after year.
• Computer waste is a part of the e-waste problem.
  Computers can be broken down into parts and
  recycled that way.

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• You can recycle computer parts in some of the
  same ways you can recycle an old computer. This
  means, that if you have computer parts that are
  still operable and in working order, recycling
  computer parts can be as simple as reusing them.

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Recycling Computer Parts That Are Still In
Working Order

• Recycling computer parts by reusing them is a
  useful and responsible form of recycling, and it
  helps to reduce the amount of e-waste
  accumulating around the world. You can reuse your
  old computer parts in many of the same ways that
  you can reuse your old computers.

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Recycling Computer Parts That Are Still In
Working Order

• A lot of the online sites that allow you to list
  your used computers and other electronics for
  sale are the same sites you can use to list your
  old computer parts for sale as well. 
• You can list your items on sites like
• Craigslist
• Ebay
• Amazon

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Recycling Computer Parts That Are Still In
Working Order

• You can also give away your working computer
  parts. This is another way of recycling computer
  parts.
• If you know someone who needs a working computer
  part, you can give it to them, or you can contact
  places like the Goodwill or other non-profit
  organizations to see if they will accept your
  computer parts as donations.

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Recycling Computer Parts That Are No Longer
Working

• If you have old computer parts that are no longer
  in working order, you can take them to recycling
  centers that accept e-waste. These recycling
  facilities specialize in recycling computer parts
  and other e-waste products.
• You can always contact retail stores like Staples
  and Best Buy to see if they will accept your
  computer parts for recycling.

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• When it comes to recycling computer parts, you
  have a number of options. You can choose
  whichever option you feel the most comfortable
  with. Just remember that when you choose to
  recycle your e-waste you are choosing to help
  save the planet from e-waste accumulation.

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Questions? Need More Information?

• Feel free to contact us.

• Website http//www.allgreenrecycling.com
• All Green Recycling
• info_at_allgreenrecycling.com
• [phone] 
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• Source
•  http//lifehacker.com/5972503/what-should-i-do-wi
  th-all-my-old-outdated-computer-parts
• http//www.allgreenrecycling.com/blog/recycling-co
  mputer-parts/