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1. • • Many NYC retailers and charitable organizations accept working and non-working electronics for recycling at no cost and with no purchase required. You can drop off electronics during regular business hours at places such as Goodwill, The Lower East Side Ecology Center's Gowanus E-Waste Warehouse, Salvation Army, Best Buy, and Staples (no TVs).
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     Roncco Recycling

     Recycling Service, Recycling Center · 496.56mi

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     237 Lawson St, #505, Hempstead, NY · (516) 721-7134
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     Fox Run Recycling Inc

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     32 Lower Main St, Callicoon, NY · (845) 887-6022
     
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     Staten Island Recycling

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     451 Spencer St, Staten Island, NY · (718) 477-3867
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     Advanced Technology Recycling

     Recycling Service, Recycling Center · 296.23mi

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     200 Fire Tower Dr, Tonawanda, NY · (716) 693-7779
     
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     React E Cycling

     Recycling Service, Recycling Center · 352.42mi

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     225 Colonial Dr, Horseheads, NY · (607) 739-8401
     
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     Sunnking

     Recycling Center, Computer Store · 343.7mi

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     4 Owens Rd, Brockport, NY · (585) 637-8365
     
     
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4. dec.ny.gov › environmental-protection › recyclingElectronic Waste Recycling - NYSDEC - New York State ...

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   NYS consumers are required to recycle many electronic waste items, such as computers, computer peripherals, televisions, small scale servers, and small electronic equipment, etc., in an environmentally responsible manner.

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     The NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act...

   • Registered Electronic Waste Recycling Facilities - NYSDEC

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   Does New York State have electronic waste recycling laws?

   • NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act requires manufacturers of certain items to provide free and convenient recycling of electronic waste to consumers in New York State. Find a full list of items covered by the act. NYC residents can also visit electronic waste collection sites and events throughout the city.

   E-Waste Drop-Off Sites - DSNY - NYC.gov

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   Where can I recycle electronics in NYC?

   • Many NYC retailers and charitable organizations accept working and non-working electronics for recycling at no cost and with no purchase required. You can drop off electronics during regular business hours at places such as Goodwill, The Lower East Side Ecology Center's Gowanus E-Waste Warehouse, Salvation Army, Best Buy, and Staples (no TVs).

   E-Waste Drop-Off Sites - DSNY - NYC.gov

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   How do I get rid of electronics in New York?

   • Get rid of electronics by using free and convenient take-back programs offered by many manufacturers. NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act requires manufacturers of certain items to provide free and convenient recycling of electronic waste to consumers in New York State. Find a full list of items covered by the act.

   E-Waste Drop-Off Sites - DSNY - NYC.gov

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   Are there registered electronic waste recycling facilities?

   • Registered Electronic Waste Recycling Facilities Registered Electronic Waste... The following is a list of electronic waste recycling facilities registered under the NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act (Act). Inclusion in this list does not constitute an endorsement by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (Department).

   Registered Electronic Waste Recycling Facilities - NYSDEC

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6. dec.ny.gov › environmental-protection › recyclingRecycling Consumer Electronic Waste - NYSDEC - New York State ...

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   Jul 13, 2022 · The NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act requires manufacturers to provide free and convenient recycling of electronic waste to most consumers in the state.

7. 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.

8. dec.ny.gov › environmental-protection › recyclingRegistered Electronic Waste Recycling Facilities - NYSDEC

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   The following is a list of electronic waste recycling facilities registered under the NYS Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act (Act). Inclusion in this list does not constitute an endorsement by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (Department).

9. www.nyc.gov › site › dsnyE-Waste Drop-Off Sites - DSNY - NYC.gov

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   You can drop off electronics during regular business hours at places such as Goodwill, The Lower East Side Ecology Center's Gowanus E-Waste Warehouse, Salvation Army, Best Buy, and Staples (no TVs). For more information and additional recycling options visit www.nyc.gov/ecycle.

10. www.sunnking.com › dropoffDevice Drop-Off Finder - Sunnking

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    📦 With over 150 drop-off sites throughout New York State, residential electronics recycling has never been easier. 🆓 Sunnking made it FREE and convenient to dispose of your e-waste by finding a drop-off location near you. ♻️ Recycle responsibly and safely.

11. portal.311.nyc.gov › articleElectronics Disposal - NYC311

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    You can return unwanted electronics to manufacturers for recycling or disposal for free. Electronic manufacturers, such as Samsung, Sony, or Toshiba, must accept electronics from residents at no cost.