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If you aren't following Department of Defense and EPA guidelines to properly dispose of old PCs and monitors, your company data may get into the wrong hands and cause you irreparable harm.

And, unbelievably, your CEO could be fined $10,000 a day

Without proper, guaranteed erasure and disposal, your company data and equipment could end up in the hands of dishonest people or in a landfill.

Even if you take the time to format hard drives (to protect company data and honor your software licensing restrictions) before offering the equipment to employees or a charity, is your sensitive data REALLY secure? All it takes is some $99 software and instructions from an unscrupulous website (there are lots out there) to resurrect data on hard drives. Any competitor, disgruntled employee, or identity thief can-and has-done it.

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Disposing of Old Technology:
Five "Musts" and Four "Shoulds"

If you are looking to dispose of old computers, monitors, printers, laptops, servers, and any other technology equipment that has been replaced, Technology Recycling Group (TRG) can rid you of the burden safely, legally, and with a reasonable cost.

Phone us today at 513-761-5333 to request a quote or a meeting.
Or e-mail us at: info@recyclegroup.net

Brian Williams - Going Green

EPA ruling on CRTs

3 billion computer units will be discarded through the end of 2010, an average of more than 400 million per year.
Source: The International Association of Electronics Recyclers (IAER)

In 2005, just in the U.S., scrap recyclers handled more than 130 million tons of recyclables destined for domestic use and overseas markets.
Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Approximately 60% of the metals and alloys produced in North America are made from nonferrous scrap.

Recycled aluminum saves the U.S. 95% of the energy that would have been needed to make new aluminum from ore; recycled iron and steel result in energy savings of 74%; recycled copper, 85%; recycled paper, 64%; and recycled plastic, more than 80%, all from the materials that would otherwise be destined for landfills.
Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

TRG will protect the environment by practicing a Zero Landfill policy. All materials used in asset management are recycled, including packing materials, pallet lumber and paper.

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