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1. • • In North Carolina, it is illegal to dispose of electronic waste in landfills, such as TVs, computers, monitors, and printers, according to the N.C. Division of Environmental Quality. Electronic waste, or “e-waste,” contains toxic chemicals, like lead, mercury, and nickel, that can harm human health, the World Health Organization says.
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     Fox Recycling LLC

     Recycling Service, Recycling Center · 2441.45mi

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     3822 Rich Walker Rd, Wade, NC · (910) 829-0469
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     Anything With A Plug Recycling

     Recycling Center · 2426.67mi

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     10131 Division Dr, Raleigh, NC · (919) 610-3465
     
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     Metech Recycling

     Recycling Center · 2385.86mi

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     1803 N Main St, Roxboro, NC · (866) 479-4920
     
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     Triangle Recycling Service

     Computer Recycling & Salvaging, Recycling Service · 2439.34mi

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     485 Old Wilson Rd, #109, Wendell, NC · (919) 366-9001
     
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     Wilmington Electronics Recycling

     Recycling Center · 2521.78mi

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     7654 Market St, Wilmington, NC · (910) 386-8060
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     Industrial Electronic Recycling

     Recycling Center, Computer Repair · 2341.63mi

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     1381 S Park Dr, Kernersville, NC · (336) 770-8360
     
     
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3. www.deq.nc.gov › about › divisionsElectronics Management | NC DEQ

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   e-Cycle Registration - Computer manufacturer and/or television manufacturer registration due annually by July 1; Electronics Recycler Registration Form - Facilities recovering or recycling electronics registration due annually by August 1

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     Computer equipment. Effective March 16, 2015, Session Law...

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     Effective July 1, 2011, North Carolina has banned the...

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   Where can you recycle electronics in North Carolina?

   • Staples is another reliable option, allowing customers to recycle a variety of electronics, including computers, printers and other office equipment. By partnering with both local initiatives and prominent retailers like Best Buy and Staples, North Carolina residents have multiple avenues to contribute to electronic waste reduction.

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   Can you throw out old electronics in North Carolina?

   • You may be tempted to get rid of your old electronics, but you can’t just throw them out. In North Carolina, it is illegal to dispose of electronic waste in landfills, such as TVs, computers, monitors, and printers, according to the N.C. Division of Environmental Quality.

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   Does Best Buy recycle electronics in North Carolina?

   • By partnering with both local initiatives and prominent retailers like Best Buy and Staples, North Carolina residents have multiple avenues to contribute to electronic waste reduction. For specific details and state-specific information, refer to the official recycling pages of Best Buy and Staples.

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   How to recycle a CRT TV?

   • · Find out TV recycling programs that accept CRT TVs in your town. Most of communities provide this option but not all of them do this. If you determine to recycle your old CRT TVs, bring your old CRT TVs to recycling center or leave it curbside for collection. · Search for CRT TV recycling […] How Recycle Your Plasma TVs?

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   Jan 2, 2024 · This article provides practical tips and information on how households in North Carolina can responsibly recycle their old electronics, drawing on resources from the North Carolina...

6. www.bestbuy.com › site › servicesElectronics and Appliances Recycling at Best Buy

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   At most Best Buy stores, you can recycle up to three items per household per day (see categories below for state-specific info, and different limitations on TVs, computer monitors and laptops). Plus, haul-away options are available for larger items in your home. TV and video. Computers and tablets. Cell phones and radios. Appliances. Ink and toner.

7. www.deq.nc.gov › conservation › recyclingHouseholds | NC DEQ - NC Dept. of Environmental Quality

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   Effective July 1, 2011, North Carolina has banned the disposal of computer equipment and televisions. Households across the state have many options for helping the disposal ban be successful, while also helping conserve resources and returning valuable materials to the economy.

   • Phone: (877) 623-6748

8. tv.recycleplz.com › north-carolinaNorth Carolina - TV Recycling & Disposal Centers

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   How to Dispose Your Old or Used TV Properly. · Donate your old/used TVs to a friend or relative or check to see if local community centers, churches, or nursing homes if your TV is still working. · Sell your TV set, if them works well and in good condition.

9. www.deq.nc.gov › about › divisionsNC DEQ: NC DEQ - NC Dept. of Environmental Quality

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   Learn how to recycle organic materials, from backyard to large-scale commercial composting, from anaerobic digestion to food donations, and also learn about the different ways to use the valuable soil amendment: compost!

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    Sep 5, 2023 · In North Carolina, it is illegal to dispose of electronic waste in landfills, such as TVs, computers, monitors, and printers, according to the N.C. Division of Environmental Quality.