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Lighting & Electrical | October 24, 2019
Emotional attachment, frugality hinders e-waste recycling in Australia
Australians are holding onto electronic waste rather than recycling it because they’re thrifty and have emotional attachments to old devices. Frugality...
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Batteries | October 22, 2019
When batteries run out of power or are no longer usable, recycling them helps protect the environment and recover precious resources to reuse in new products. We...
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Blog | October 15, 2019
Ordinary items like light bulbs, batteries and mobile phones contain toxic mercury, which can lead to serious health consequences unless it’s recycled. Fortunately,...
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Company News | October 8, 2019
Ecocycle buys first AI-powered mercury-safe technology
Ecocycle has acquired the first automated ‘mercury-safe’ flat screen recycling machine from Irish firm FPD Recycling, as Australia’s e-waste challenges...
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Blog | September 24, 2019
How to dispose of and recycle mercury-containing waste
Mercury can have a catastrophic effect on human health and the environment when mercury-containing waste is dumped in landfill instead of being recycled. Mercury...
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Batteries | September 17, 2019
How to promote recycling in the workplace
Workplaces are taking recycling more seriously these days, but successful recycling programs hinge on staff engagement and making it as simple as possible. Companies...
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