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In April, readers were drawn to stories about iFixit and Back Market's partnership, details on Camston Wrather's bankruptcy case and laws on solar panels and the right to repair in Washington. Rare earth recycling and Li-Cycle's need for more funding also caught reader attention.

[caption id="attachment_25333" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Courtesy of Battery Detection Solutions[/caption] Last month, readers were drawn to coverage of an emerging x-ray sorting technology supplier, a CRT processor's compliance agreement, a major ITAD firm's analysis of AI opportunities, an interview with the recently appointed RIOS leader, and a data security session at

A major processor's continued growth through acquisition led the way in page views last month, followed by an OEM's repair-unfriendly software choice, federal funding for battery recycling, an e-plastics processing partnership and an ITAD firm's leadership change.

Stories covering secondhand component pricing, battery collection and processing, an ITAD firm's expansion and a major Canadian program expansion drew reader attention last month.

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E-scrap import enforcement action by the Malaysian government drew reader interest last month, as did a lithium-ion battery recycling startup, the ongoing legal saga of Closed Loo

[caption id="attachment_23569" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] A story about e-Stewards' approach to e-plastics exports drew readers' clicks last month. | Courtesy of Basel Action Network (BAN)[/caption] A couple of high-profile acquisitions - Iron Mountain's purchase of Regency Technologies and Closed Loop Partners' acquisition of Sage Susta

[caption id="attachment_23465" align="aligncenter" width="2560"] Bob Nicholson (left) and AJ Orben (middle) speak at the 2023 E-Scrap and E-Reuse Conference in New Orleans, with Jared Paben (right) moderating the session. | Big Wave Productions/E-Scrap News[/caption] Readers last month were drawn to a story about solar panel recycling,

Our most-read list last month was dominated by stories about data center decommissioning plants and ITAD market sentiment. 

Stories about a notable acquisition, CRT processing line upgrades, the R2 changeover deadline and more drew the clicks last month.

[caption id="attachment_21765" align="aligncenter" width="900"] Readers in May were drawn to developments in the realms of smelting and corporate responsibility. | Konstantin Savusia/Shutterstock[/caption] A mix of stories about components markets, Chromebook software support, CRT downstream movement struggles and more attracted ample cli