Welcome to Vegas Electronic Recycling Collection

Recycling technology is an important way to remove harmful landfill waste. In a survey by ecoATM Gazelle, only 25% of Americans recycle electronic devices. This is unacceptable in a world where electronics are 70% of  those land fields.

The International Labour Organization met in April, 2019 to discuss how to deal with e-waste. Nikhil Seth, Executive Director of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research and Chair of the Global Dialogue Forum, said of the changes needed, “Faced with what some have called a “tsunami of e-waste”, we cannot afford to be complacent. We must urgently assist the Member States of the ILO and the United Nations in designing and strengthening the systems, policies, incentives and capacities required to manage e-waste in ways that advance decent work, promote the health of those handling e-waste and protect the planet.”

There are multiple way to recycle or help recycle electronics. Buying refurbished or pre-owned goods is another way to contribute to the culture of electronic recycling. Consider purchasing a pre-owned electronic. The E