Electronics waste is growing exponentially. Televisions are used on average for less than two years. For computers, it's three. Recycling, or "E-cycling," these and other electronic items is critical for preserving landfill space and for ensuring that hazardous materials used to make electronics are properly disposed. SWMCOL, the agency that governs the landfills of Trinidad and Tobago no longer accepts obsolete computers and electronic items.
These items are classified as HAZARDOUS WASTE, and have to be disposed of properly through recycling methods or refurbished for re-use.
Proper Corporate Citizenship, together with HSE policies, mandates that firms dispose at their hazardous waste in a manner that is consistent with their commitment not to contaminate the environment in which they operate with known carcinogens and hazardous material.
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