May 23 2014
The numbers are in and they are impressive. eForce Compliance diverted in excess of 550,000 pounds of electronic waste from Tri-State landfills during their celebration of Earth Day 2014.
eForce Compliance hosted a series of free electronic recycling collection events during the month of April. Businesses in the Tri-State area were given the opportunity to responsibly dispose of obsolete items including computers, televisions and other devices, which in the past, would have been slated for local landfills. A substantial amount of the waste collected during this initiative was in the form of CRT glass containing high concentrations of lead, phosphors, and other toxic materials. In addition to promoting a cleaner environment, eForce maintains that recycling creates a heightened awareness of the potential hazards inherent in improper waste disposal. In addition, all data media including hard drives and tapes were safely destroyed in accordance with its R2 and e-Stewards certifications.
eForce Compliance gratefully acknowledges all of the businesses in the Tri-State area whose enthusiastic participation contributed to this year's successful eWaste Collection events.
eForce Compliance is the first dual-certified electronic recycler in the Delaware Valley. eForce provides a full staff of professional e-waste experts to handle and transport all material collected, and in the process creates sustainable green jobs.
For more information about eForce Compliance and the types of materials they accept and recycle, visit www.eforcecompliance.com or call at 215.964.6665, and ask for Joe Connors or Jim Mack. Follow us on Twitter @eforcephilly and on Facebook
Source: http://www.eforcecompliance.com/