Yellowstone E-Waste Solutions

We are a full-service, permitted electronics waste recycler in Billings, MT.

Electronic waste is a growing problem in Montana and around the United States. With technology growing so quickly, electronics become obsolete faster and faster. Yellowstone E-Waste Solutions is a place where you can responsibly recycle your electronics and make sure they stay out of the landfill.

We are able to recycle any electronics that plug-in or run off of a battery, with the exception of large…

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We are a full-service, permitted electronics waste recycler in Billings, MT.

Electronic waste is a growing problem in Montana and around the United States. With technology growing so quickly, electronics become obsolete faster and faster. Yellowstone E-Waste Solutions is a place where you can responsibly recycle your electronics and make sure they stay out of the landfill.

We are able to recycle any electronics that plug-in or run off of a battery, with the exception of large major appliances.

We are able to pick up your electronics (minimum required) as well, with an appointment. There is no extra fee if you are in Billings, but we can pick up from anywhere in Montana or Wyoming.

Yellowstone E-Waste also hosts many annual residential collection events in cities around Montana, including Billings, Helena, Butte, Big Timber, Great Falls, and Kalispell

Recycling your obsolete and end-of-life electronics is the responsible thing to do. There are environment benefits from recycling any electronics, even when toxic heavy metals or hazardous materials are not present; because reuse of reclaimed materials means that less mining is needed to obtain raw materials.

Of all components in the electronic waste stream, Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs) present the greatest challenge and pose the most significant danger. Lead & toxins in CRT type monitors and TV’s pose a significant threat to people and the environment.

Five Toxic Metals are used in CRT’s including Mercury, Cadmium, Hexavalent Chromium and Brominated Flame Retardants, and roughly four pounds of lead — the most dangerous and damaging of the toxic metals in CRTs. Categories:   Recycling

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