Making Recycling Easier

Posted on: 13 November 2020
Shortages of copper sometimes occur, leading to an increase in copper prices and a worry that we could run out of copper. This seems to be baseless speculation, but recycling companies still encourage people to bring their scrap copper in for cash. Industries pay less for recycled copper because mining and refining ore costs more.  Expert Insight According to the Copper Alliance, global reserves should last 46 more years. Although that number sounds small, it only includes deposits that have already been discovered and judged as potentially profitable.
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Posted on: 28 April 2020
If you are stuck at home because of the virus that is going around, you are likely getting bored. One thing that you can do to spend your time is to update your landscaping. Below are two ways you can do this, so you won't be as bored. Use Landscape Rocks Landscape rocks can be used in many ways to make your landscaping look better. Because you are not allowed to go anywhere, you can have the landscape rocks delivered to your home.
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Posted on: 6 December 2019
In this day and age, technology is advancing rapidly, so people do not tend to keep their computers as long. New computer models have better specs, so it is not uncommon for people to upgrade as their computing needs change. If you are planning on purchasing a new computer in the near future, don't toss your old computer in the trash. Computers can be recycled, and recycling a computer is easier than ever before.
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Posted on: 25 May 2019
Your industrial warehouse may use metals every day. As the scraps build up, you might be surprised at how many scraps you have. You may even be taking it to a landfill periodically. However, you may want to partner up with a recycling center that handles these materials, and here's why. You Need to Get It Off the Site The basic fact is this: scrap can't stay in the warehouse. It can't stay in the weeds outside your facility either.
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