Turning Trash into Treasure

Materials Processing Corporation (MPC) talks about the huge growth in e-waste and the steps they are taking to lessen its impact on the environment.

With the rapid advances in consumer technology R&D and our must-have, fast-tracked consumer culture, PCs and other tech toys now have a shelf life of no more than a few years. Look at the facts. The EPA and National Safety Council put the annual number of discarded cell phones at more than 130 million with more than 250 million computers becoming obsolete in the next five years and thats just in the United States. E-waste is the fastest growing waste stream in the world today. It has become so vast no business or individual can afford to leave the biggest issue of today until tomorrow.

MPC has been in the business of e-waste for more than two decades working with clients of all sizes to provide the very best services in the reuse, recycling and remarketing of electronic equipment and components. In that time weve built a team of individuals with worldclass knowledge and reputation for quality in the e-waste business.

Weve tweaked a few things along the way. Our process from receipt to recycle has been assessed and adjusted countless times to create the best efficiencies without compromising our environmental standards. Whatever your need for change, be it in reuse, recycling or remarketing services, get to know MPC. Well help you determine your climate change agenda and start eCycling your future today.

http://www.mpc-e.com

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• e-waste
• electronics
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• hdtv
• recycling
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[toweronepower]

They didnt even mention the gold and silver in all that stuff.

[WackoX1337]

They disabed the comments on the other video, because they can't handle the truth that they're only raping this good working or slightly damaged PC's.

[andyc2300]

Not as much as you might think. However when a unit is new enough and working/repairable, MPC puts great time and effort into testing, refurbishing and reselling it. The resale channel is named "Reboot".

[746c]

I bet all that stuff actually worked.