City of Napa, Calif.,
nets 179 tons in e-waste collection event
July 10 --
The city of Napa, Calif., has tabulated the amount of electronic
waste collected during two events last month: 179 tons in two days.
The events, held June 9 and 10, accepted electronic waste from local
residents and businesses. Napa Recycling & Waste Services handled
collection and packaging of the materials, while Fresno, Calif.-based
Electronic Recyclers handled the processing.
"We are thrilled with the success of this event and excited about
forging this partnership with the city of Napa in general," said John
Shegerian, president and CEO of Electronic Recyclers. "It is a true
testament to the growing need for organized electronic waste drop-off
sites around California, and the people of Napa have set the bar
particularly high."
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