E-Scrap News
Brokers of shame: 10,000+ containers of U.S. e-waste to Asia
A certified recycler stamp is not proof of ethical downstream management. That’s the core point Jim Puckett, founder and chief...
Inside the 2026 E-Scrap Awards in New Orleans
Uriah Kiser sits down with Matthew Young of Electronics Value Recovery and Emily Chapman of Resource Recycling for a full...
E-Scrap 2026: Why New Orleans is the must-go show
The hallway is where the e-scrap deals get done. Resource Live sits down with the people running the 2026 E-Scrap...
Lenovo: Not every desk needs a new PC
When a global PC maker takes devices back, what share actually gets a second life, and who decides? Stefan Larsen,...
Report provides path to reduce medical e-scrap
The European report found that circularity in medical devices is possible through several potential initiatives.
Bin to Better gets students involved in reuse, recycling
E-scrap among three focus areas for student-run, California-based environmental advocacy group.
Why only some rare-earth sources are economically viable
Rare-earth recycling economics depend on several factors, and there is no single price or date that makes the process pencil...
Facility fires remain high across US, Canada in August
Despite high August numbers, the latest Fire Rover report indicated there may be overall progress in slowing the number of...
Bridge Green, Hartree partner on mineral processing deal
The agreement will see Bridge Green’s lithium carbonate sold to and marketed by Hartree.
Who should pay for lithium-ion battery fire damage?
Fires continue to be a major threat to the recycling industry, even as states explore new policy solutions.
America’s critical-materials buildout has a feedstock problem
As the US invests in critical-minerals capacity will facilities have enough material to process?
BAN paper says AI e-scrap estimates are low
The advocacy group said current estimates on the scrap resulting from data centers don’t account for the full picture of...
Google makes repairability part of design ethos
The tech titan supports the right-to-repair movement in several key ways.
The owner should decide: iFixit’s Matt Zieminski on repair
On this episode of the Resource Recycling Podcast, Uriah Kiser talks with Matt Zieminski, Vice President of Partnerships at iFixit,...


















