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Goodwill locations take in old electronics and if they are not reusable 
they will recycle them.  They've partnered with Dell.

http://www.dell.com/content/topics/global.aspx/corp/pressoffice/en/2008/2008_10_09_rr_000?c=us&l=en&s=corp

Richard Wiggins wrote:
> Does MSU sponsor any organized collection drives for recycling CRT 
> televisions and computer monitors?  A bunch of searching finds nothing 
> at MSU, but there are some upcoming events in the area.
> 
> Disposal of CRT monitors and televisions will peak massively in 2009 
> because: people are buying laptops instead of desktops, people are 
> buying LCD displays to replace desktop CRT monitors, and people are 
> replacing CRT televisions with flat panels -- all in record numbers. In 
> particular,  February 17, 2009 will cause a huge spike of CRTs in area 
> landfills.  
> 
> I personally need to dispose of 4 CRT monitors and televisions, so I 
> searched for community efforts. Unfortunately searches for such programs 
> don't turn up anything at MSU. You find lots of "eat your spinach" 
> announcements telling people what a great idea it is to recycle CRTs, 
> but I'm not finding any organized efforts.
> 
> -- From www.msu.edu <http://www.msu.edu>, searches such as "dispose CRT" 
> or "recycle TV" find documents, some quite old, on why it's a good idea, 
> but zero info on actual campus or community events or programs.  
> 
> -- From recycle.msu.edu <http://recycle.msu.edu>. these searches find 
> nothing.  Featured info links are telephone directories, flourescent 
> tubes, and transparencies.
> 
> -- At bespartangreen.msu.edu <http://bespartangreen.msu.edu> you can't 
> search for this -- there is no search box.  "News and Events" describes 
> recycling efforts in Snyder-Phillips and in library restrooms -- for 
> Fall, 2007 -- nothing about CRTs or televisions.
> 
> Some poking around did reveal two events coming up sponsored by the City 
> of Lansing in January and February.
> 
> /rich
> 
> http://www.lansingmi.gov/Lansing/gogreen/freeewastecoll09.pdf
> 
> FREE TV AND COMPUTER RECYCLING EVENTS COMING
> SOON TO LANSING!
> Event is Open to Everyone!
> (Please call ahead to arrange time for large loads)
> Dates:
> (Rain or Shine!)
> Saturday, January 10, 2009
> Saturday, February 7, 2009
> Time:
> 9am—2pm
> Location:
> Ingham County Road Commission, 5613 S. Aurelius Rd.
> (between Jolly and Miller)
> 
> Items Accepted Include:
> ·  Televisions—All sizes
> ·  PC's, desktops, towers, servers, all in ones (apple imac) or notebooks
> ·  Computer monitors (14", 15", 17", 19", 21", CRT or LCD type)
> ·  Printers
> ·  Computer parts such as floppies, hard drives, memory, circuit boards, 
> anything you would find in a PC, scanners, UPS's
> ·  Cell Phones
> 
> Get FREE discount coupons for new electronics!
> Questions? Contact Waste Reduction Services at 517-483-4400 or 
> [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
> Hosted by The City of Lansing and Classic Computer Inc.
> Special thanks to the Ingham County Road Commission for use of their 
> facility.
> City of Lansing,
> Virg Bernero, Mayor


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John Callaghan
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