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Eco Factor: Medals made from recycled electronic waste. The medals used in the 2010 Vancouver Olympics will be more than just the heaviest medals ever to be made in Olympic history, as they’ll also be sustainable and made from materials...

Eco Factor: Automated recycling machine pays you for your old cellphones. The number of portable electronic devices that get discarded every day in on a steep rise, which has made manufacturers think about sustainable manufacturing processes and...

Eco Factor: Neyland Stadium replica made from trashed electronic components. While the world today is trying hard to find ways to encourage people to safely dispose of all the electronic waste that is generated in their homes, designers are up to..

Eco Factor: Recycling junked LCD screens for medicine. Apart from containing several toxins that always make trashed LCD screens an ever increasing threat to the ecosystem, researchers believe that LCD screens carry compounds that can be recycled..

Environmentalists have always promoted recycling as the best way to preserve the scarce resources nature has bestowed on mankind. Be it recycling for fun or practicality, there is no shortage of eco-minds. While some make us believe that recycled...

Eco Factor: Macintosh II computers recycled into a couch. Computer manufacturers are working hard to develop better systems and be the first to launch their new products. However, with these frequent advancements, older computers soon become...

Think twice before chucking your old, outdated desktop or worn computer part as it will simply contribute to elevate the rising heaps of e-waste. Instead, ship them to Brenda Guyton, who breathes new life into them. Having a liking for computers as...

Our planet is choking on the e-waste at a shocking rate. Thanks to the steep rises in the graph of manufacturing, usage as well as discarding of gadgets and technology. Electronic waste can be defined as electronic equipments that have become obsolete..

Even as more and more people are beginning to use electronic gadgets like computers, E-waste is becoming a massive problem that needs to be urgently confronted. Google has got into the act of reducing the e-Waste by recycling plastic into funky...

Highway 101 in the Silicon Valley, San Jose, California will never look the same again. Towering above every driver's head is the constant reminder that you better not let the e-waste harm mother earth! Courtsey Arnold Advertising, a giant billboard..