INFOGRAPHIC: Time to Recognize e-Waste Day 2025
Everyone remembers the redundant PC in the corner of the office. Always there… Everyone shrugs their shoulders when asked who should get rid of it. Properly disposing of broken or redundant hardware has now become the norm, and the sight of an old PC gathering dust is less common than it once was. The rate of technology updates, however, has not changed—leaving us with drawers full of old cables, chargers, and phones. It’s time to ditch the drawer and carry those cables and chargers to a recycling point! This is the argument behind e-Waste Day, an international event promoting the recycling of redundant tech so that the critical raw materials (CRM) can be extracted and reused. Now in its eighth year, the event calls for individuals and businesses around the world to make a concerted effort to recycle any piece of broken or redundant hardware for the raw materials, but also to ensure the non-recyclable components are disposed of in a safe and compliant way.