Recycling stories - Page 2

Mining landfills may become a reality in the next decade as resources deplete, warns Chris Williams, CEO of ISB Global.

ABB partners with Altilium to enhance battery materials recycling in Europe and provide 20% of the UK's battery material needs.

The project aims to save companies money and give unwanted IT equipment such as laptops, PCs, phones and tablets a new lease of life.

The company is changing how it operates its business, engages with suppliers, and helps customers and communities.

BOM IT Solutions has partnered with the electronic waste company, Byteback, to help the IT sector reduce its electronic waste and cut its carbon footprint.

A Sydney business is helping residents gift gadgets in a guilt-free and sustainable way as the holiday season approaches.

Apple unveils new AirPods Pro with advanced features like noise cancellation, touch control, longer battery life, and personalised spatial audio.

Australian e-waste is causing devastating environmental impact, with only 1% of TVs and 10% of PCs being recycled.

Logitech has exceeded its commitment to incorporate post-consumer recycled plastic into products, reducing its carbon impact.

IT lifecycle services company TES Australia has partnered with LiteHaus International to bridge the digital divide by donating devices to students in need.

Australians are sitting on an estimated $5.6 billion in unwanted and no longer used technology items, according to new research from Telstra.

New Zealanders are being urged to recycle their old mobile phones as part of Recycling Week NZ, supported by the Telecommunications Forum.

Circular IT management is possible, and it could save hundreds of millions of old IT products from ending up in landfills and polluting the earth.

If you’ve got an old mobile phone lying around that you know you’ll probably never use again, now’s the time to recycle it for free.

Australian firm Greenbox has acquired New Zealand IT asset disposal company Recytech in a bid to meet growing demand from its global partners.

Sony accelerates its fight against plastic pollution with the 'One Blue Ocean' project, aiming for zero environmental footprint by 2050.

Following the Rubicon investment, around 2% of the NZ Super Fund is invested in expansion capital investments.

Erase IT provide IT asset (including hardware and equipment) disposal and recycling for over 650 customers across Australia.

A new report reveals that e-waste is a growing crisis, with 44.7 million metric tonnes generated in 2016, and a further increase predicted for 2021.

In 2016 the NZ Child Poverty Monitor reported that 48,000 children in New Zealand were living in material hardship, often going without life’s basics.