August 1 is the planned launch date of a new system to recycle electronic waste in BC, led by a consortium of manufacturers and retailers, in partnership with Encorp Pacific Canada.

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After nearly four years of hard work, and diverting more than 700,000 pounds of electronics waste from local landfills, CompuCycle is winding down its operation during the next month and is set to close it doors forever July 31.

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Ontario residents may soon pay a recycling surcharge on electronic gadgets, such as computers and televisions, as the province moves to introduce an e-waste strategy.

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Wal-Mart Canada today announced the planned launch of an e-recycling program at all SAM'S CLUB Canada locations. In partnership with Greentec, the company will collect and recycle electronic waste - like cell phones, PDA's, computers, rechargeable batteries, inkjet and toner cartridges - collected from SAM'S CLUB members. In the first year, the company expects to keep more than 450,000 lbs. of electronic waste from going to landfill.

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The Oregon Senate today passed House Bill 2626, legislation that will provide for the proper disposal of old computers, televisions and other electronic devices that could have detrimental environmental impacts if not handled correctly.

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Staples Inc. is expanding its electronics waste recycling program by accepting used computers and monitors that can now be dropped off for a $10 fee at any of the office products chain's 1,400 U.S. locations during store hours.

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For green disposal of electronic gear, companies may consider recycling computers in the developing world. Here's a look at two nonprofits.

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