Please join us for Earth Hour: 2010 on Saturday, March 27th
Wed, 03/10/2010 - 20:14 | 
mmance Pledge to Shut-Off your lights for 1 hour on March 27th @ 8:30pm
The Federal Recycler has pledged to shutdown all electronics for Earth Hour.
Included in this will be many of our servers. The following services will be unavailable at this time:
web servers for thefederalrecycler.com and other hosted domains, included mail.
phone system, including our automated pickup line
Our security monitoring will still be online via UPS backups and a few PV panels. You will still be able to use your magnetic swipe at our secure facilities.
Indoor emergency lighting will also be online.
Pledge to Shut-Off your lights for 1 hour on March 27th @ 8:30pm
Tags: event Why it is important to reuse & recycle your eWaste?
We depend on the earth to provide us with life sustaining resources, but the improper disposal of waste is creating complex environmental problems. eWaste in particular is quickly becoming one of the most prolific polluters in today's disposable society. Our efforts will hopefully stem the tide of computers and electronics entering the waste stream - you can help.
Refurbished computers donated to Detroit Academy for Business & Technology
Tue, 09/01/2009 - 11:58 | mmance The Federal Recycler donated two computer systems to The Academy of Business and Technology. Ms. Zohar recently came to us with a personal computer she wanted to have fixed. After learning about her class and problem with not enough computers, we were more then happy to offer computers to aid them.
The two systems will be used primarly for putting together the school newspaper and yearbook.
New drop-off facility at the Artist Village Detroit
Sat, 06/13/2009 - 20:05 | mmance A new partnership with Public Art Workz will now allow individuals and businesses to drop off their old electronics in Old Redford at Grand River and Lasher.
DROP-OFFs by APPOINTMENT ONLY!
Please call our main office at 877-229-5030 for scheduling.
eWaste for Manuafacturing Jobs
Sat, 05/02/2009 - 11:50 | mmance The Federal Recycler is poised to purchase a plastic extruder. This will allow us to further our impact to reduce pollution of electronic disposal as well as creating several new jobs in the manufacturing industry.
