E-WASTE DEFINED

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DEFINED
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If you can plug it in, or if it contains chips or
circuit boards, chances are its E-Waste

• Products that fall under this category include
• Televisions
• Computers and their monitors
• Scanners
• Printers
• Keyboards
• Lamps
• Calculators
• MP3 and CD players

• Clocks
• Phones
• Flashlights
• Digital and video cameras
• Answering machines
• Radios
• VCRs
• DVD players.

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Kitchen equipment also falls under the e-waste
definition

•  Gadgets like
• Toasters
• Coffee makers
• Microwave ovens 

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Lab equipment meets the criteria of e-waste
definition

• Hot plates
• Microscopes
• Calorimeters

Printer cartridges also count as e-waste and
should be sent back to the manufacturer or
recycled at a retail store.
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With E-Waste Defined, How Do We Handle It?

• E-waste is known to contain hazardous substances
  like
• Cadmium, Lead, Chromium and Copper
• It endangers humans everywhere and especially our
  health
• Liver, Lungs, and Brain at risk.

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With E-Waste Defined, How Do We Handle It?

•  It is known to interfere with the development of
  growing kids. 
• Electronic waste that lingers in landfills seeps
  into the soil, polluting our plants, and causes
  air and water pollution. 
•  The air pollution in turn causes the emission of
  harmful greenhouse gases. If we do not handle it
  correctly, it will continue to damage our health
  and home.

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E-waste can be handled in four different ways
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E-waste can be handled in four different ways
Donating your old electronic devices can be
rewarding. As can selling your old gadgets and
making a few bucks.
Keep your gadgets organized.
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The definition of E-Waste doesnt have to mean
something negative - Together we can turn e-waste
into tomorrows solutions.
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CONTACT US

• All Green Electronics Recycling 
• ADDRESS
• 15561 Del Amo Ave. 
• Tustin, CA 92780 
• PHONE
• [phone] 
• EMAIL
• info_at_allgreenrecycling.com