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The State of Illinois is set to change cell phone recycling and electronics waste disposal practices within the state as part of the implementation of a recycling law that took effect in 2008.

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Last month, the Minnesota Zoo in Apple Valley, MN embarked on an innovative cell phone recycling drive. During the month of March, children and their parents were treated to free entrance tickets to the zoo in exchange for every cell phone they bring in for recycling.

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Last November, we launched a cell phone collection drive called the 100,000 Cell Phone Dog Food Challenge. If you remember there was $2,500 at stake during that promo for one lucky sender of used or old cell phones for recycling with Pacebutler. Joe, Pacebutler’s president, also accepted the challenge of eating dog food if we’re [...]

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You don’t have to go to the Cancun U.N. Summit to help the environment. If you want to make a solid contribution and get rid of unwanted electronics at the same time, you can easily start today by recycling old cell phones and joining Pacebutler’s 100,000 Cell Phones Dog Food Challenge.

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Recycling phones has become fashionable in recent years but, going by the current numbers, we still have a long way to go. This week is the National Cell Phone Recycling Week in the United States, an event spearheaded by the US Environmental Protection Agency, to encourage more Americans to recycle their used mobile phones.

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Pacebutler Corporation fully supports the second annual National Cell Phone Recycling Week, scheduled for next week April 5–11, 2010. This important recycling event is a joint effort between the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Plug-In To eCycling program and leading cell phone manufacturers, retailers, and wireless service providers in the United States.

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Many people are interested in starting a cell phone recycling business but don’t have enough information about the venture and are consequently afraid to start one. Here are a few tips on how to start a profitable cell phone recycling business.
Know your cell phones

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If you’re planning to start a home-based recycling business, you might want to consider cell phone recycling as a viable option. Here are some reasons why cell phones are far better than any other material to collect and recycle, at the moment:

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In the United States today, over one billion obsolete or used cell phones are kept hidden in drawers and lockers long after the owners forgot about those old devices. Every year, more than one hundred million mobile phones are replaced by users – less than twenty percent of these units are recycled or sent back [...]

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