ling companies. e-Steward certification, through third party verification, affirms that recycling companies follow specific criteria for disposal that state there is no toxic e-waste dumped in landfills or incinerators, exported to developing countries, or sent to prison labor operations and no release of private data.
- Dell's Recycling Programs and Disposition Guidelines
- Dell leads the industry by being the first to offer a free worldwide recycling program for consumers.
- Earth 911
- Earth 911 is a comprehensive communication medium for the environment. Earth 911 has taken environmental hotlines, web sites and other information sources nationwide, and consolidated them into one network. Once you contact the Earth 911 network, you will find community-specific information on eCycling and much more. You can search by zip code to find a recycler.
- Electronics Take-Back Initiative
- In addition to various information on electronics take back, the Electronics TakeBack Coalition (led by their partner organization Basel Action Network) has established criteria that a recycler agrees to follow the highest standards in the industry as a responsible recycler -that is- one who has been qualified in the Basel Action Network's e-Steward program (formerly the Pledge of True Stewardship).
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Website of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of the U.S. government.
- Hesstech provides responsible recycling electronics lifecycle solutions for used or obsolete technology.
- Northeast Recovery Council
- Northeast Recovery Council is a consortium of ten Northeastern states who work together to focus on environmentally sustainable materials management. This site links you to a map referencing recyclers in the northeast.
- SIMS Recycling Solutions
- SIMS Recycling Solutions provides comprehensives services for electronic recycling domestically and internationally.