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Born Again Technologies gets a mention from Mrs. Cheap in the April 10, 2008 Tennessean! |
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Born Again Technologies is a non-profit organization dedicated to reducing e-waste, reusing good technology and recycling non-working components in a safe manner so that they may be used elsewhere. |
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We want to educate the community and provide technology to anyone who is interested. Please come join us on our mission! |
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What is E-WASTE? What can we do to stop old computers and technology from filling up our landfills and polluting our communities? |
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Information on accepted materials for reclaim and disposal. |
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Recently some of the major computer manufacturers such as HP and Dell as well as some "big box" stores have started recycling services. Take a look at a comparison between "us" and "them"! |
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What's so harmful about E-waste? |
E-waste may look innocuous, but there are things lurking in there that can be quite harmful.
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What's the deal with monitor fees? |
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Out of all the computer components, the monitor is the most hazardous, and contains multiple toxic chemicals such as Cadmium, Mercury, and Lead. The monitor fee offsets our cost to properly and responsibly dispose of monitors. Working monitors are used for donated systems. The monitor fee is possibly tax deductible (please check with your tax preparer.) The monitor fees also help pay for (low or no cost) publicly offered technology programs, and day to day business expenses. All monitors are assessed a $15 per monitor fee, working or not, no exceptions. |
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