Electronics processor Clean Earth announced Liz Peterson will serve as chief commercial officer, a newly created role within the company. German start-up Cylib completed

Curbside e-scrap pickup is back for some Staten Island residents after two council members forged a partnership with Where-to-Turn. 

Closed Loop Partners invested in a company that uses contaminated aluminum to create hydrogen fuel and a raw material used to manufacture aluminum. 

In 2021 and 2022, 18 e-Stewards-certified processors passed surprise inspections and secret GPS tracker tests, the certification program announced. 

Ontario-headquartered Cyclic Materials is actively sourcing hard disks from ITAD firms for its magnet extraction and rare earth processing operations. The company is planning to expand with multiple facilities in the U.S. and Canada in the coming years.

Sending battery-containing devices through the shredder is typically a no-no for several reasons, but manually removing and taping batteries prior to shredding the rest of the device is labor intensive. A newly unveiled processing system addresses the conundrum.

Circular technology company Alchemy has refurbished 5 million devices to date.  Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection

The following are facilities that have achieved, renewed or otherwise regained R2 certification recently: Atelier Signes d'Espoir of Quebec, Canada; BC Century Technology of Miami, Fla.; Consultora Vertmonde of Quito, Equador; Galaxy Telecom of Hong Kong, China; Green Cycle Technology of Wilmington, Del.; Hui Teng Tele

Seeking to improve how batteries are recycled, Sensmet developed a technology that can provide real-time quantification of metals. 

Two experts explain why Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) is playing a larger role in end-of-life electronics management and how recycling firms can incorporate ESG policies into their operations.