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Tech2 Partners with Ecoactiv Enabling Customers to Recycle Their IT Waste
The partnership enables Tech 2 to use Ecoactiv’s digital platform, offering residents the option of recycling their IT Waste in the most sustainable way possible.
Why Businesses should take electronic waste disposal seriously?
Many companies are not aware of the benefits they can enjoy with getting their rubbish removal done from the office. If you’re up for it, here’s what you need to know.
The Importance Of Timely Rubbish Removal
Here are some points to prove to you how important rubbish removal is for everyone.
Computer Recycling
Computer recycling in Brisbane and across Australia is becoming more important in today’s age of rapidly advancing technology.
Rethinking Recycling Waste – To a Circular Economy
There is a need for an innovative recycling solution to minimise and divert waste. The intention must be to do it for the masses and create possibilities that are capable of delivering on a large economic scale.
Remember to Recycle Your Old Batteries
There are huge environmental hazard problems attached to batteries when they reach landfills as each of them contains toxic chemicals such as lithium and sulphuric acid. Indeed, these batteries with respect to their type should be recycled for processing and material recovery.
Fluorescent Tube Disposal
ECOACTIV prides itself on helping business find innovative and convenient ways to manage their e-waste. Things like fluorescent tube disposals, recycling old computer parts, and properly disposing of scientific and medical equipment.
What you need to know about the Victorian e-Waste Ban
The disposing of these unwanted electronic and electrical products in an environmentally responsible way is becoming an increasingly important issue.
How to recycle your Electronics after the e-Waste Ban?
The Victorian government is alert to growing electronic waste, and are taking action with an e-Waste ban effective as of 1 July 2019. Here’s how you can dispose of your e-waste following the ban.
