Housed by the U.S. EPA Office of Solid Waste, this downloadable fact sheet aims to promote computer donation and reuse by American businesses. Find information on locating local computer donation programs, clearing corporate data (both yourself and through service provider) and federal regulations regarding data cleansing. The four-page document concludes with a series of Web links for further information on computer donation and recycling.
The fact sheet was developed jointly by Computer Recycling Center/Computers in Education, Computer Recycling For Education, Computers for Schools, Goodwill Industries International, Inc., Hargadon Computer, Intel, National Cristina Foundation, Rethink, San Francisco Dept. of Environment, Students Recycling Used Technology (StRUT) Silicon Valley, Tech Soup (Compumentor), Truecycle, and EPA's Plug-In To eCycling program.
Do the PC Thing -- for Businesses
Published September 11, 2007
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