California Recycled 1 Billion Pounds of E-Waste

Ever since the electronics recycling program in California began 6 years ago, one billion pounds of electronics have been recycled. This is more than any other state and amounts to approximately 20 million computers and televisions kept out of landfills. According to our e-waste calculator on the All Green website, this has kept approximately 25,353,200,000 [...]

North Carolina Bans Computer Equipment from Landfills

North Carolina passed a law to ban printers, computer equipment, and televisions from entering landfills, according to WBTV. The law will go into effect on July 1, 2011. “By capturing valuable materials for reuse and reducing our dependence on landfills, electronics recycling can help us achieve both our environment and economic development goals,” said Dee [...]

All Green Welcomes Industry Vet

In an effort to expand its IT Asset Management Services nationally, All Green Electronics Recycling, one of California’s leading providers of e-waste solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of industry veteran Randy Lewis as Director of IT Asset Management Services, effective May 1, 2011. In his new position, Lewis will be responsible for overseeing [...]

UK Waste Illegally Dumped in Ghana

When electronic waste (e-waste) is recycled irresponsibly, the consequences are devastating. Guiyu, China is just one example of this. Another example is Ghana. One of the UK’s leading waste and recycling companies has been linked to the disposal of e-waste in Ghana. According to the Ecologist: Merseyside-based Environment Waste Controls (EWC), whose clients are reported [...]

All Green Featured in the OC Register

We’re excited to announce that the Orange County Register recently profiled All Green Electronics Recycling CEO Arman Sadeghi. Here’s a preview of the article: E-waste recycler puts environment first BY ELYSSE JAMES THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER ejames@ocregister.com Life can take interesting twists. That’s a lesson close to the heart of All Green Electronics Recycling CEO [...]

UN Project Will Track US E-Waste

In an attempt to do something about the growing electronic waste problem, the United Nations has launched a project called Solving the E-Waste Problem (StEP). This project will work with port officials in West Africa and Asia to track all electronics that enter developing countries for repair or recycling. “Tracking flows around the world … [...]

All Green on the KTLA Morning News

Happy Earth Day! We’re excited to announce that All Green Electronics Recycling was on the KTLA Morning News today. Our CEO, Arman Sadeghi, and several All Green employees were featured in a special Earth Day segment. If you missed the show, you can check it out here.  

Earth Day 2011

10 Free E-Waste Recycling Events! All Green Electronics Recycling is proud to announce 10 different e-waste collection events throughout the state of California in honor of Earth Day 2011! E-waste is dangerous and highly toxic to the environment. When e-waste is not recycled responsibly, it often ends up in developing nations that do not have [...]

All Green Electronics Recycling to Partner with California State University Campuses for Earth Day E-Waste Collection

TUSTIN, CA—Technology’s blistering pace is leaving a hazardous byproduct in its wake: E-Waste. All Green Electronics Recycling, a premier e-waste recycling company based in Tustin, Calif., is pleased to announce that it will celebrate Earth Day by partnering with the California State University Campuses to collect community e-waste during the month of April. The Earth [...]

OC Metro Chooses All Green as a “Green Team”

All Green Electronics Recycling is one of OC Metro’s Green Teams for 2011 Published: April 1, 2011 Original article can be found here. Founded: In 2009 by Arman Sadeghi Disturbing fact: Old, bulky computer screens can contain up to 8 pounds of lead. All Green is an electronics recycler and collector, offering both pickup services [...]