Remote software locks allow companies to wipe their sensitive data from stolen or lost computers. But ITAD processors say the increasingly popular technology can also throw a wrench into the device refurbishment process.

Two electronics manufacturers and a reverse logistics contractor recently described what they look for in recycling vendors. They also discussed how audits have changed during the pandemic – and why some changes may be here to stay.

The E-Scrap & E-Reuse 2021 conference drew nearly 1,000 electronics recycling and reuse professionals to Chicago for three days of learning and deal-making. Here's a look at all the industry connection.

Prices for a key e-scrap precious metal have increased to near several-month highs of late, and analysts say the price may increase to 2020 highs depending on wider economic trends.

A voluntary e-bike battery stewardship program launches, and a startup receives a $2 million contract to demonstrate its battery recycling technology. Those items are among recent announcements related to lithium-ion battery recycling.

Whether it’s cutting through end-of-life electronics, rubber tires, metals or other dense material streams, "The Beast" from BCA Industries provides high-volume throughput, according to the equipment supplier.

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

Online retailer AO released research suggesting young people hold an average of six unused devices in their homes. Argonne National Laboratory will host a webinar outlining recent work within the Department of Energy's ReCell center, focusing on mak

[caption id="attachment_17081" align="aligncenter" width="900"] The recently announced Georgia plant would be able to process 90,000 metric tons of recovered materials. | Courtesy of Aurubis[/caption] One of the world's largest copper producers this week laid out plans for a $345 million smelter in Georgia

Hundreds of electronics recycling and reuse leaders gathered this week for a conference that explored how stakeholders have coped with COVID-19 - and detailed what comes next for the sector.