Getting Green Toxic eWaste Recycle Electronic Items Recycle in NJ

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Choosing green
The story of ewaste
Poisons? What poisons?
  Start to recycle ewaste

How to recycle ewaste:
Recycling Centers in USA
  A list of items to recycle

Local programs:
  New Jersey
    NJ for-profit recyclers
  Somerset County

Something to
think about:

We had a rule in Tibet that anyone proposing a new invention had to guarentee that it was beneficial, or at least harmless, for seven generations of humans before it could be adopted.

Dalai Lama

We are looking ahead, as is one of the first mandates given to us as chiefs, to make sure [that] every decision we make relates to the welfare and well-being of the seventh generation to come, and that is the basis by which we make decisions in council.

Iroquois chief
quoted by Jeremy Rifkin in "Time Wars"

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eWaste recycling in New Jersey

New Jersey allows its counties to manage the recycling question. As a result, recycling of ewaste varies greatly from county to county.

So far, no county accepts ewaste at normal curbside pickup of recyclables for residences or businesses.

Somerset county is a very successful program that is a model for some of its successes. Other counties offer virtually no recycling for ewaste, and you will may have to pay a business to accept it.

The Cook College database:
Click here for information about government-sponsored and commercial ewaste and computer recycling in NJ at the county level from a Cook College website.

Business that provide recycling:
For information about commercial recycling centers serving New Jersey and the East Coast (and sometimes nationally) click here. Be prepared to pay something to recycle your waste.

Or see a slightly different list of computer recycljng centers.

County programs in NJ:
We will be adding more information about county level recycling programs, for free recycling services.

Somerset County