Hugo Neu Recycling

Coordinated efforts to stop illegal trade of e-waste...check out this article!

http://www.interpol.int/News-and-media/News-media-releases/2013/N20130225?goback=.gde_2918667_member_218895507

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Happy New Year, Facebook followers! I'm sure all of you have made a resolution to become greener and most importantly recycle your electronics at home AND at your workplace. Check out this link to see what you should do with your electronics!

https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:1400891.12987600912/rid:ab3ef5b8d1b0d33e3c87e38a41b83eba

Did you know that electronics contain hazardous substances such as mercury, lead and arsenic?

Did you know that they also contain gold, silver, copper and platinum?

If these gadgets aren't recycled properly, that means that the bad substances in them are taken to our landfills or shipped overseas to developing nations where they are taken apart in a way that harms the people.

And the good substances in the electronics are going to waste!

So think about it for your busness, community and home and find your nearest ewaste recycler and jump on the recycling train!

And of course...Happy America Recycles Day from WeRecycle!!

Check out this super cool Trojan horse fashioned out of 18,000 computer keys!

http://inhabitat.com/amazing-modern-day-trojan-horse-made-from-over-18000-salvaged-computer-keys/babis3/

Hedonism(y) Trojaner Recycled Keyboard Horse by Babis Panagiotidis ArtistBabis Panagiotidishas got us keyed up with his beautiful work “Hedonism(y) Trojaner” – a giant resin rocking horse encrusted with over 18,000recycled computer keys! Modeled after theTrojan Horse, the piece draws upon the famous story from Greek mythology while bringing an ancient legend into t...