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IT-Green and BBC news service highlight illegal recycling

18 Mar 2008 14:30:19 GMT

We've uncovered issues with the recycling of electrical, electronic and computer items. It's been highlighted by the BBC news service and looks to be just the tip of the ice-berg.

Women in Recycling

Richard Johnson — 16 Jan 2008 14:15:16 GMT

Michelle Tanfield, Director of IT-Green is finding life pretty slick. Juggling a business can be very rewarding, particularly when backed by a competent, professional workforce. The field of recycling is a minefield, but it's a great job to have.

London computer recycling

7 Oct 2006 20:38:17 GMT

We are able to provide you with asset disposal services which enable compliance with relevant regulations and assitance with your corporate Social resposibility. Our computer Monitor recycling services are among the foremost in the United Kingdom. Through our Parent Comapnies, we ensure thorough ethical re-distribution of used, unwanted or end-of-life computer hardware.

Computer Monitor Recycling

Thu, 31 Aug 2006 18:59:37 +0100

It's a hazardous job recycling old computers, especially CRT monitors. That's why we advocate their re-use wherever possible. For those looking to dispose of their unwanted computers, particularly those corporate giants wanting to dispose of large quantities, we'd suggest you give us a call.

Ethical computer disposal

Wed, 28 Jun 2006 17:33:45 +0100

Implementing a computer recycling business within the West can be very profitable, particularly where certain ethics are swept under the carpet. We believe it's important for potential customers to understand that there are recyclers and recycling orientated businesses and to understand the difference.

Why Recycle computers

Wed, 28 Jun 2006 17:31:52 +0100

We're all aware of the impact our use of scarce resources is having on the enviroment. The excessive use of hydrocarbons in the petroleum industry is sending the price of crude, both light and heavy on an ever increasing upward spiral, the result of which is a hike in petrol and Diesel prices at the pumps. What of other resources and the resultant impact prices from these are having on day-to-day living? Two years ago saw a sudden and prolonged increase in the price of Steel, copper and Gold. These were brought about mainly by the rapid and somewhat unexpected growth in the Chinese economy. Why should this have any effect upon the recycling of computers you might ask?

IT-Green- the founding of a recycling company with a Green ethos

Wed, 28 Jun 2006 09:26:45 +0100

We've come up with a great way of recycling. With our contacts in the industry, we're able to offer some serious secure data destruction, coupled with near zero carbon footprint on Computer Systems. Collecting the redundant equipment from you, we ensure the strictest data security whilst at the same time meeting our targest for 99% of all metals being extracted from your old computer. Even the circuit boards and cases are melted down for metals extraction.

computer Recycling- a future for scarce resources

Tue, 27 Jun 2006 17:18:42 +0100

The worlds starting to grow short of certain resources and whilst the west has had a monopoly over the last few centuries, growing industries throughout Asia have started to take a toll on scarce resources. The only way to prevent dwindling resources from becoming highly expensive sought after materials is to recycle those we already have.