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Responsible RECYCLING.
Authors:
Schmeiser, Lisa
Source:
Macworld, Apr2009, Vol. 26 Issue 4, p60-63, 4p, 3 Color Photographs
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
ELECTRONIC apparatus & appliances -- Recycling
MACBOOK (Computer)
APPLE Inc.
APPLE computers
EBAY Inc.
CRAIGSLIST Inc.
GLOBAL Alerts LLC
ELECTRONICS
ELECTRIC apparatus & appliances
Abstract:
The article offers information on several ways to recycle an old Mac computer from Apple Inc. It is suggested to donate the computer, if it is still in working condition as recycling by donating old electronics will increase the percentage. To recycle computers, it is adviced to sell it as many online services in addition to eBay Inc., and Craigslist Inc., buy used electronics. If the device is too old for secondhand use, it is recommended to find an electronics recycler. The electronics recycling, like Earth911.com is a viable option for electronics that are not suitable for manufacturer recycling. It is reported that many retailers and electronics vendors are following Apple's integrating recycling into the electronics lifecycle.
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1140
Full Text Word Count:
2777
ISSN:
07418647
Accession Number:
37925415
Database:
MAS Ultra - School Edition
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Responsible RECYCLING
Contents
1. Don't Throw It Away 2. Clean It 3. Donate It 4. Sell It 5. Craft It 6. Send It Back to Apple 7. Find a Third-Party Recycler 8. Plan Ahead 9. The Power Office 10. Pick Peripherals Carefully 11. Maximize Your Savings
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FEATURES: How Green Is Your Mac?
What to do with your Mac when its days are over
When your Mac is no longer the shiny new kid on the block, there's no shortage of ways to extend its useful life. An old Mac can work as a recipe-storage library, for

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