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EPISODE · Sep 23, 2024 · 15 MIN

Sustainably Speaking: Recycling Electronics | America’s Plastic Makers®

from Sustainably Speaking · host APM

In an era marked by rapid technological advancement and an ever-increasing reliance on electronic devices, the need for effective recycling has never been more crucial. But how do we go about recycling our electronic devices? Leaders in sustainability like Cody Oliver from evTerra are working to make that easier than ever before by improving and developing the technology to enable more recycling in this space.On this episode of Sustainably Speaking, Cody shares how the old electronics collecting dust in our junk drawers can be given new life.  While advancements in electronics typically take center stage, Cody makes the compelling case that it's equally important to ensure that electronics are designed to be recycled. Plus, we’ll share tips on where you can drop off some of your old gadgets.

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While electronics devices have become an integral part of our everyday lives, Cody Oliver is working to make recycling these devices just as common. On this episode, we’ll hear more about how the plastic in our electronics is being diverted from landfills and repurposed into new materials.

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