In the Know: International E-waste Day 2020
This year, amid the global pandemic, a particular focus given to education and activities predominantly took place online for International E-waste Day.
Category: E-Waste (WEEE) Recycling
COVID-19: What ITAD Challenges are Global Enterprises Faced with Today?
Major challenges facing enterprises today as they manage their global ITAD programs. Learn how you can overcome challenges brought on by the pandemic.
Sustainable Electronics: Best Practices for Circular Design
As experts in resource management and materials recovery, SLS put together a list of basic best practices for designing products for sustainability.
E-WASTE: Safety and Sustainability in the Airline Industry
Understand the rigorous protocols for handling and processing precious metal-bearing alloys frequently utilized in the aerospace and defense industries.
Awareness Initiative: International E-Waste Day on October 14th 2019
SLS supports the International E-Waste Day to create awareness with consumers as well as businesses to aid what to do with unwanted e-waste.
E-Scrap 2019 Conference: Plenary Session II “Where Things Stand in Asia”
Do not miss Plenary Session II: “Where Things Stand in Asia”, where Sean Magann, Global VP of SRS is one of four scheduled to present on this topic.
Processing Recyclables: The Impacts of China’s Waste Import Restrictions
When China implemented the ban on the flow of materials, this entirely upended the U.S. recycling market. This article reviews the impacts of these changes.
GUIDE: How to Responsibly Dispose of Lithium-Ion Batteries
Are you an OEM or distributor of non-reusable devices? Here is a list of what you should and shouldn’t do with devices that contain lithium-ion batteries.
A Closer Look: Lithium-Ion Batteries in E-waste
Li-ion batteries are popular due to their design, energy density and longevity. Look closer at their future life, and how to dispose of them responsibly.
Peace Angels Project: When Recycling and Reusing Creates a Less Violent World
For painter and sculptor Lin Evola, children killed by gun violence sparked a desire to use art to open everyone’s eyes to what that plagues our society.