Community Spring Clean 2025: National Spring Clean is Ireland’s most popular, well-recognized and successful anti-litter and waste initiative. It takes place in April each year. The campaign encourages all sectors of society to actively participate and take responsibility for litter and waste. Remember you don't have to wait for April! National Spring Clean has been …
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Electrical Equipment – 36 Simple Recycling Tips 🌍
For Homes and Offices Households and small offices should prioritize easy and safe electrical and electronic recycling to reduce e-waste, prevent pollution, and conserve natural resources. Proper disposal minimizes toxic hazards, supports a circular economy, and promotes sustainability. Recycling responsibly protects the environment, conserves energy, and fosters a cleaner, healthier community for everyone. Here are …
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Unauthorised Recycling Collections – Know more!
Benefits of Authorized E-Waste Recycling in Ireland In the age of rapidly advancing technology, the importance of responsible electronic waste disposal cannot be overstated. Recycling e-waste prevents toxic substances from entering our bodies and into the environment and reduces the harmful environmental impacts created by new materials. Ireland, like many other countries, faces the challenge of …
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Protect Data and the Planet: Recycle Your Memory Chips
The Importance of Removing and Recycling Computer Memory Chips Safely Computer memory chips, like RAM (Random Access Memory) and flash storage, play a crucial role in modern computing by enabling fast data access and system performance. Yet, as technology advances, older computers and memory chips become obsolete, leading to electronic waste (e-waste). Properly removing and …
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Electronic Waste – Vapes
Vape Waste A 2024 survey carried out by Coyne Research for ERP Ireland of 1,000 adults found a third of people incorrectly believe vapes can be disposed of in the normal refuse bin, while one in five said they put them in their domestic recycling bin. Source: Irish Examiner. A 2023 study by the United Nations …
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