Data management and asset disposition giant Iron Mountain this month announced it will acquire a majority stake in ITRenew, a growing company with a focus on data center decommissioning.

Responding to a critical op-ed, the executive director of SERI explains why obtaining R2 certification is valuable for businesses.

In today's labor market, companies may only dream about having less than 10% employee turnover and little to no absenteeism in their more-repetitive jobs. But data demonstrates those are some of the advantages of employing adults with disabilities.

Glencore harvested nearly 100,000 pounds of precious metals and 60 million pounds of copper from electronic scrap last year, according to the company's 2021 sustainability report.

Lithium-ion battery recycling facilities are being announced with greater frequency, many aiming to capture the emerging supply of end-of-life electric vehicle batteries. But a research firm says several factors will prevent this sector from ramping up until after 2030.

Here's a look at which processing facilities have recently attained or renewed their data destruction and recycling industry certifications.

ERI announced a partnership with Keys2Work, a nonprofit organization that helps citizens who are homeless, at-risk or in contact with the criminal justice system to transition into the workforce. HYLA Mobile, which was

With the pandemic continuing to hamper supply chains for new electronics, Sims Lifecycle Services has made significant investments in helping data centers reuse their old equipment.

A former e-scrap executive and e-Stewards employee argues that e-Stewards and R2 are no longer valuable for the industry, and he calls for the creation of a new certification program.

TerraCycle has launched collection services that will feed businesses' used electronics to Clean Earth for data destruction and recycling. Clean Earth also recently announced its own mail-in service.