SK tes’ sustainability report offers window into ITAD
The company’s 2025 Sustainability Report offers a useful look at how a technology lifecycle services provider sees its business changing.
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Canadian company delves into durable second-hand devices
Rugged Books’ work delivering refurbished devices to specialized industries is set to expand overseas.
How to perform chip harvesting
Chip harvesting has grown from a Taiwanese factory-floor workaround into a global business, but the US is barely in the...
ERI investment to help fund Cyclic Materials expansion
The move gives ERI a financial stake in Cyclic and expands a feedstock arrangement in place between the companies.
Report provides path to reduce medical e-scrap
The European report found that circularity in medical devices is possible through several potential initiatives.
Bin to Better gets students involved in reuse, recycling
E-scrap among three focus areas for student-run, California-based environmental advocacy group.
Why only some rare-earth sources are economically viable
Rare-earth recycling economics depend on several factors, and there is no single price or date that makes the process pencil...
Who should pay for lithium-ion battery fire damage?
Fires continue to be a major threat to the recycling industry, even as states explore new policy solutions.
America’s critical-materials buildout has a feedstock problem
As the US invests in critical-minerals capacity will facilities have enough material to process?
Google makes repairability part of design ethos
The tech titan supports the right-to-repair movement in several key ways.
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