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Computer/Electronics Recycling
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Computer Recycling Contacts
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Computer Recycling Contacts
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G & S Enterprises Inc.
Gary Cruson
Oak Creek, CO
970-736-2364
gary@mountainrecyclers.com
www.mountainrecyclers.com
Twin Environmental Services
David Epstein
P.O. Box 774362
Steamboat Springs, CO 80477
970-879-6985
www.twinenviro.com
lliman@twinenviro.com
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Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition
Contains a downloadable report: poison PCs and Toxic TVs- detailed discussion of electronics scrap composition and its associated public health and environmental problems.
Energy Star
Information on free software to allow monitors to rest and save energy.
Resource Recycling
Look for information on E-Scrap News, a monthly newsletter
Colorado Governor's Office of Energy Management and Conservation.
Information on computer recycling. Meeting notes from the Computer & Electronics Recycling Task Force sponsored by OEMC.
Waste Reduction Resources
EPA brochures on electronics recycling.
Colorado Association for Recycling
Information on all aspects of recycling.
National Electronics Product Stewardship Initiative (NEPSI)
A joint initiative by the EPA, several states, environmental groups and the electronics industry working toward developing an infrastructure to collect, reuse, and recycle electronics in a cost effective way.
National Recycling Coalition (NRC)
A not-for-profit organization dedicated to the advancement and improvement of recycling, source reduction, and reuse.
Electronics Waste Compliance Bulletin
Businesses, academic institutions, and government agencies that have electronic equipment to dispose of must comply with Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment's rules for proper management of a hazardous or universal waste.
Colorado Materials Exchange
The Colorado Materials Exchange is sponsored by the University of Colorado Recycling Services as a statewide clearinghouse of nonhazardous surplus and durable goods. Private and public sector groups as well as citizen and non-profit organizations are encouraged to take advantage of the Colordo Materials Exchange as a means of finding low or no cost materials and minimizing waste.
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