Americans waste millions of tons of outdated electronics each year, according to researchers. Fortunately, there are options to start recycling your old electronics, oftentimes for free, in the Kansas ...

Doesn't it always seem that new gadget you bought is already old hat by the time your credit-card statement arrives? You want the new one but can't justify the expenditure. One solution is to try to ...

We sure do throw out a lot of electronic junk. The Environmental Protection Agency today said its recycling program, eCycling, collected and recycled close to 67 million pounds of used electronics in ...

CEBU, Philippines - In order to cope with the demand of the electronic consumer industry in Cebu, the Technical Education Skills and Development Authority - 7 aims to upgrade its electronics training ...

Small electronics makers are struggling with -- and fighting against -- new state laws mandating they pay for electronic recycling programs for consumers. Five companies, including ViewSonic Corp., ...

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (WHTM) — A Middletown company is facing a $5.8 million federal penalty after the federal government says they shipped items to parties tied to Chinese military electronics programs.

As many as 50 community colleges and vocational schools in Florida will make a pitch later this year to become specialized centers for electronics education, according to the director of Gov. Bob ...

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Travel support of up to $1,000 offered to graduate and undergraduate students enrolled in power electronics programs to assist in attendance at APEC in March 2020 NEW ORLEANS, LA—The joint sponsors of ...

Lake Michigan College is phasing out its plastics and electronics degree and certificate programs. The community college's president, Randall Miller, announced plans today to eliminating instructor ...

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (WHTM) — A Middletown company is facing a $5.8 million federal penalty after the federal government says they shipped items to parties tied to Chinese military electronics programs.