Intercon Solutions, an international electronic waste recycling company based in Chiciago, has launched an online resource that enables individuals and organizations to obtain information and services regarding electronics recycling.
The proper recycling of electronics is one of the largest and least contemplated issues facing our environment. The U.S. EPA states that more than 63 million computers will become obsolete in the year 2005 alone.
Intercon Solutions uses certified processes to turn end-of-life electronic machines, scrap and equipment into reusable metals. The new Web site www.interconrecycling.com is designed to provide basic information about electronics recycling along with an introduction into how Intercon Solutions can help solve larger e-waste problems. These problems include mass quantities of electronics entering our waste stream annually from new manufacturing operations and technology upgrades.
John Vanek, director of Business Development at Intercon, says, "A plethora of companies exist that have their way of dealing with e-waste, but Intercon Solutions takes pride in the fact that its own well-established methods have been designed with flexibility in mind.
"This flexibility means that Intercon operates a customer-centric system that includes certified core methods intertwined with what our customers require, resulting in a complete e-waste recycling solution."
At www.interconrecycling.com individual consumers and large corporations alike can discover responsible solutions to e-waste issues. Intercon Solutions offers customized recycling solutions to assist everyone from the individual consumer with just one computer to corporations with mountains of obsolete electronics.